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gilleydog Enthusiast

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what a good price on a 2017 silverado crewcab 2wd all star list $44490 thanks

joejoe11 Enthusiast

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Check out holidayautogroup.com. I got a new 2wd Texas Edition LT for $27,800. 37.5% off the sticker. They also delivered it for free and picked up my trade in.

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Check out holidayautogroup.com. I got a new 2wd Texas Edition LT for $27,800. 37.5% off the sticker. They also delivered it for free and picked up my trade in.

Wow... that's down right fantastic and as high as I've ever heard of. And if that included delivery you got one heck of a deal. I got mine a few weeks ago for 24% and thought that was a steal.

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Ask them what the holdback price of that truck is, once you know that you'll know if its a good deal or not. Again ask what the holdback price is.

 

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Bobbylowe5051 Enthusiast

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I paid $39K for my 2017 Silverado Z71 4WD CC

Had the 2 LT package, spray in bed liner, 20" wheels, factory side steps, 5 year paint, interior and windshield protection and 2 years of free maintenance.

Western96 Enthusiast

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I got my 2017 Silverado Z71 LT double cab with 2LT and Texas Edition and spray in bedliner for 33k. I almost got one for 32 but didn't jump on it fast enough and someone else grabbed it. MSRP of the truck was 45-46k. Rebates can vary depending on where you are, I got some good additional ones for being in Texas. My advice is don't buy anything too quickly, don't let them throw on a bunch of options that you don't want (dealership add-ons especially are generally a complete rip-off and pure profit for the dealership), and shop around a bunch of different dealerships. After you've looked around at a bunch of dealerships in your area, you'll have a better idea of what a good/bad price really is.

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