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My guess is that the rebates should get better, but the price my dealer has thrown at me now is pretty good, actually better than what I expected, so I am really leaning towards making the deal tomorrow. Hopefully there is some insider info on here today. Msrp $56750, dealer say $45200 plus taxes.

Wow if I could get a deal like that I think I would even try to get a new truck right now!

Just thinking the same thing I might order a second truck at that great discount perhaps the poster could explain how he arrived at that steep of a discount??? Somebody might call BS on that one LOL.

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wish they came out with a lease u can turn it in if u hate the power like me:(

I agree^^ why would you purchase a vehicle that your not satisfied with the power.. You should easily be able to tell if it's powerful enough for you on the first test drive

Oh......... he does not have enough power? I thought he was bichin cuz he had too much? From past experience any deal can be bought out with enough cash just loosen that death grip on your stash and go get what you want. Life is to short to fool with that type of aggravation man.

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March is Chevy Truck Month. Check out the incentives that were posted this morning....SWEET

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March is Chevy Truck Month. Check out the incentives that were posted this morning....SWEET

So is Chevy Truck Month Incentives only on the all star edition or what?

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I ordered a loaded Regular Cab 2WD LT on 2/5 (1400.00 cash back at the time). Presidents Day sale brought the cash back to 2900.00.

Today, with the Truck Month Sale Chevy launched, the incentives on this truck are..

 

2500.00 Truck Month Cash Allowance

2607.00 Truck Month Discount

5107.00 Truck month TOTAL Value (sweet)

 

For a Regular Cab, that's a nice discount

I'm not exactly sure how the discounts apply to each model truck

 

My truck is due to be built next week.........Rich

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Did you not spend an hour or so test driving before you purchased the truck?

well when i went to check it out was burried in snow and coulnt test drive and i knew it was an ltz but they gave me a deal i coulnt resist so i bought it

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You should have walked. The deal they offered is good until they sell out of trucks. Something GM is in no danger of doing with the new trucks. Sounds like you got caught up in an impulse buy. Those never turn out good.

its an awesome truck inside and out...but i want the 6.2

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Does anyone know if there is loyalty cash or trade assistance being offered on GMCs this month?

 

Looks like SLT's with preferred pkg are eligible for $2750 - seems like the most they've offered on the SLT/Denali all year.

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Thinking as well. I may order a truck. I think I would qualify for any new incentives at the time of delivery VS now? Truck would take 3 months to build and ship. Decisions decisions.

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Can someone provide a link on the GMC rebates? I am picking up mine on the 14th when I get back in town from work and hopefully they will honor the new SLT rebates because I think that will get me a better deal.

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Does anyone know if there is loyalty cash or trade assistance being offered on GMCs this month?

Looks like SLT's with preferred pkg are eligible for $2750 - seems like the most they've offered on the SLT/Denali all year.

They aren't offering loyalty cash this month. Found out the hard way this morning. I was already getting supplier pricing so I actually lost incentives from yesterday to today.

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I tried telling you guys!

 

I ended up buying my truck on the 28 in order to lock in the february incentives.

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On the current SLT rebates and incentives, how do I find out what all I qualify for? I'm making sure that I don't get ripped off. Ever since I gave my deposit to hold my truck for me my salesman has been kinda shady and it's passing me off!

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