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Looking for a 2014 white or black AT GMC Sierra 1500 SLT

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I live out in Vegas but looking for a good deal on a 2014 GMC Sierra 1500 4x4 crew cab short bed SLT. My buddy just got one and I'm loving it but it was the last one they had. Let me know if a dealership near you has one.

 

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Any dealer can locate a truck you want so why would you seek out to find them elsewhere than from your local dealer? Black and White are the two most popular colors so finding one close by should not be an issue.

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There's only one in Vegas that I found but they want 47 for it when my friend just got a silver one for 38.

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cars.com has a nice search. You can search by model, color, location etc

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I saw some in Phoenix/Avondale a couple weeks ago when I was looking for my 2015. There may be some closer in arizona for you, if you looking for the '14s

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good luck. there are hardly any left. just did a vehicle locate for the same thing the other day. in 1000mi, there was only a silver one and a sonoma red one. ive actually had a customer ask to buy mine...but i love it haha we have an Iridium 15' A/T short bet, slt, 5.3 on the lot right now. but it has the shitty 18in rims. hate those things

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