Dealer discount?

[jcastyo]

Hello all, would it be unrealistic to get a $42k truck for about $33k/$34k with gm discounts/incentives and dealer discount and not taking into account any trade or down payment, yet. It is a 2014 silverado LT crew cab 2wd short box. The price is not the jacked up price by gm done in October. Also this truck has been sitting on lot probably before oct because that is when I saw it.

 

Right now @ $ 38k

 

Lt plus pkg

Lt convenience pkg

Texas edition

5.3 L

Navigation

Leather split bench

3.42 axle

 

Thanks

Jc

[jcastyo]

Pay invoice or below. With a GM card, you should be able to get at least 10k under list. Silverado rebates are higher right now. Truck is priced lower too but not by much.

Hey Won_Hunglo I have a gm card how can I get 10 k under list?

 

Thanks

Jc

[Crooks]

I got an extra 2k off with my gm card. I hadnt even used the card in 4 years. I didnt tell the dealer about the card till right before I signed.

 

Check the GM card site and see what they are giving right now.

[L-G]

My truck stickered for $47k and some change. With tax and before trade in with supplier discount and current incentives at the time mine ended up at $38k and some change.

 

(But I did save an extra $1100 or so on the tax because of the trade)

[jcastyo]

I got an extra 2k off with my gm card. I hadnt even used the card in 4 years. I didnt tell the dealer about the card till right before I signed.

 

Check the GM card site and see what they are giving right now.

Ok logged in and I have $79 available to redeem but I checked redemption allowance and it shows $1,500 for 2014 silverado 1500. Does that mean I get $1500 to use plus $79 for total of $1,579?

 

Jc

 

Ok found my answer. I can redeem up to 1500 if I had that much

[Crooks]

You should get $1579. I had about $400 and with the extra 1500 gm card gives you I got 1900 off.

[WhiteMike]

Crooks, are you referring to the "private offer" the GM Card is giving you? I received a private offer which expired in October, and have not received one since. It was $1,000 on top of my $2,600 GM points I earned.

[Silverado Steve]

My truck stickered at $49,855 bought it for $42,000. I got 1500 buyers cash, 1000 chevy bonus cash and a GM private certificate for another 1000. As for the rebates, to the poster who said GM doesn't list them, they do if you click on the offers tab on the chevy website select either purchase or lease specials.

[Dj0nes]

Just picked mind up yesterday it's a LTZ Z71 with the 22" package the MSRP was 50,084 with the discounts and my family retire discount it dropped to 41,468. Tax and title with 7 year 90k bumper to bumper warranty with the 5 year tire and rim protection out the door 46,213. The truck is by far the nicest thing I've owned and I'm upset there is 4" of snow on it right now lol.

 

 

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[mzodarg]

Just picked mind up yesterday it's a LTZ Z71 with the 22" package the MSRP was 50,084 with the discounts and my family retire discount it dropped to 41,468. Tax and title with 7 year 90k bumper to bumper warranty with the 5 year tire and rim protection out the door 46,213. The truck is by far the nicest thing I've owned and I'm upset there is 4" of snow on it right now lol.

 

 

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Don't be upset, get out and play in it!!

[bills]

Order Placed! I just got home from placing the order for my new Sierra SLT with the 6.2L engine. The truck is pretty loaded with all the goodies except the sun roof. The MSRP is $54,155 and I bought it for $45, 626. That's a $8,529 reduction. The final price includes all factory discounts, rebates, etc. I'm pretty satisfied with my deal, but you always wonder if you left anything on the table. lol

Bill

[07BlueSierra]

Just got home from the dealer. MSRP on a Silverado LTZ was 50470. Purchase price was 46050 or about 850 below supplier. Incentives were 4750 for a total price of 41300. I had a 5k Goodwill certificate from GM stemming from some issues I had with my Tahoe bringing me down to 36300 before TTL and Trade. I got 26k for a 2010 Tahoe LT with 60k on it and TTL and was about 2500 for a total OTD price of 31309.