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New 2015 Hot Red Crew cab Z-71. Picked up today. This is not the one I ordered one 3 weeks ago, but didn't look it would be here by march 2nd. I needed it by March 2nd in order to redeem my 3K worth of GM points. So I found this one at different dealer. These trucks are moving fast here in Northeast.

Traded in 2014 Silverado Double Cab. The Colorado looks some much better.

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Starting to see quite a bit around here too. They are nice trucks

 

 

Ryan

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Lets see some pics!

 

If you don't mind me asking how much did you pay?

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Lets see some pics!

 

If you don't mind me asking how much did you pay?

I traded in 2014 Silverado and had 3K on GM Card points, so the price of Colorado is hard to determine. I would say about 1,200 off sticker and a fair amount for trade. But the 3K in GM points really made the difference.

The 2014 Silverado double cab really took a big loss in approx. 1.5 years. The nearly 10K in rebates on 14's really hurt the re-sale of Silverados.

These are the only pics I have right now, just got it last night.

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I have a GM card with 4,500 on it, but my max allowance is 1,500. How did you manage to get 3,000? I have 2014 Silverado that I really like, but the Colorado might be a better fit for me. Our local dealer has a loaded red one, the MSRP is over 39,000.

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I have a GM card with 4,500 on it, but my max allowance is 1,500. How did you manage to get 3,000? I have 2014 Silverado that I really like, but the Colorado might be a better fit for me. Our local dealer has a loaded red one, the MSRP is over 39,000.

 

Don't now how I got the offer. Topped us off to 3K.

There are several different types of GM cards, had this card for years.

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I have a GM card with 4,500 on it, but my max allowance is 1,500. How did you manage to get 3,000? I have 2014 Silverado that I really like, but the Colorado might be a better fit for me. Our local dealer has a loaded red one, the MSRP is over 39,000.

There is also an additional 500 loyalty rebate since you have a Silverado.

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We finally got our first one in today at the Dealership I work at, beautiful truck, just wish the price was a little cheaper than a 1500.

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We finally got our first one in today at the Dealership I work at, beautiful truck, just wish the price was a little cheaper than a 1500.

The 1500 with rebates may be a little cheaper. 2014 model anyway

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steig, what is the difference in gas mileage between the Silverado and the Colorado? Nice looking truck.

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steig, what is the difference in gas mileage between the Silverado and the Colorado? Nice looking truck.

 

I only have around 400 miles on Colorado and average is approx. 20mpg.

Silverado was approx. 18mpg. (some people say there Silverado gets 20 or above)

About 2 mpg would be a fair estimate, at least for my driving habits. Both of my estimates are Winter driving results.

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Thanks, my 2012 does about 14.5 mpg in winter and 16 mpg in summer around town. Been thinking about trading for a Colorado if I can work out a decent trade.

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Thanks, my 2012 does about 14.5 mpg in winter and 16 mpg in summer around town. Been thinking about trading for a Colorado if I can work out a decent trade.

 

Good Luck, hope you can find the deal you want.

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