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Bought my SLT from Laura - happy with the deal.

Same here. Picked up my SLT Tuesday. Easiest auto buying experience I've ever had. Their OTD price beat my local dealer by ~$1500.

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What rebates did you end up getting? Thought you couldn't combine the rebates with the low apr or something like that

 

I got GM supplier price. Plus current rebates, which are $2500 for the Denali 1500 right now. Financing is through the dealer and my credit union. I guess the dealer can get a slightly lower rate through my credit union, than I can. My rate would have been 2.25%.

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I got GM supplier price. Plus current rebates, which are $2500 for the Denali 1500 right now. Financing is through the dealer and my credit union. I guess the dealer can get a slightly lower rate through my credit union, than I can. My rate would have been 2.25%.

Do you mind posting the breakdown of the pricing on the truck and what you ended up paying with payment down etc?

 

I screwed my credit up and can only dream of getting 2% interest :ughdance: Should be able to refinance next year

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I don't have the paperwork handy. Thought I posted the numbers earlier. Just over 59K msrp. Supplier pricing that was about 4100 off msrp, plus 2500 off for rebates. I had a trade, so they applied about 30k.

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Looks like either GMC or Laura rebates changed. I was looking at a 6.2 Denali and it went up $1,000 from last month.

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They did away with the Laura $1000 trade assistance

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They did away with the Laura $1000 trade assistance

 

Ahh, thanks. I wasn't going to get that anyway.

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Just ordered a Midnight Edition Silverado about 3 weeks ago, my dealer stated that anything is possible with incentives, but they typically go up as the model year time increases.

 

I just ordered a Midnight Edition myself, first time I've ever ordered a vehicle so I'm completely ignorant on the process, and my dealer hasn't been that helpful. He's a nice guy but all he tells me is it will take about 8-10 weeks and he'll "let me know". I think he (and maybe GM & dealers in general?) are old school and not up-to-speed with today's expectation of real-time information.

 

I was kind of hoping that I would be able to track the progress on a website or something, but I think that's still fantasy as far as GM is concerned.

 

Anyway, Desperado, can you give an update and let me know how your order process is going and what you've experienced so far? It will help me bide the time (a little). Thanks!

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I just purchased a 2015 Sierra Denali CC standard box 6.2L

MSRP $58,445.00

Mil. Disc $54,447.26

Incentives $ 2,500.00

USAA Dis $ 750.00

w/GM Card $49,652.03 (total cost of vehicle not including taxes)

 

*Mil Dis is Military Discount thru 06/31/15

*USAA is another military discount

 

* Special incentives for military and veterans thru June 2015

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I just purchased a 2015 Sierra Denali CC standard box 6.2L

MSRP $58,445.00

Mil. Disc $54,447.26

Incentives $ 2,500.00

USAA Dis $ 750.00

w/GM Card $49,652.03 (total cost of vehicle not including taxes)

 

*Mil Dis is Military Discount thru 06/31/15

*USAA is another military discount

 

* Special incentives for military and veterans thru June 2015

 

That is nearly identical to what I am paying. I got Stone Blue Metallic, wheel locks, integrated trailer brake controller, polished wheels, and front and rear molded splash guards as my extras. Only difference is I am getting a $1000 dealer discount because they wanted to keep me from going to Laura.

 

I don't have a GM card, so before taxes and fees I will be paying $49,824.

 

Champion GMC in Brighton.

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2015 GMC Sierra 1500

VIN: 3GTU2WEJXFG385...

Style: 4WD, Crew Cab Standard Box

Ext Color: Iridium Metallic Int Color: Jet Black, Perforated leather-appointed front seat trim

MSRP Standard Vehicle Price: $53,115.00

Installed Options Total: $4,135.00

Sun Roof, Electric Sliding: $995.00

LPO--Assist Handle, Interior Driver Side "A" Pillar: $80.00

Integrated Trailer Brake Controller: $230.00

Engine: 6.2L, V-8, SIDI, Active Fuel Mgt: $2,495.00

Wheel: 20" Aluminum Polished: $300.00

Tires: P275/55 R20 All Terrain, Blackwall: $200.00

Delete & Change: Assist Step: ($700.00)

Delete: Denali Spray In Bedliner: ($250.00)

Chrome Recovery Hooks--Plant Installed: $100.00

LPO - Assist Steps, 4" Round, Tubular, Chrome: $685.00

Destination Freight Charge: $1,195.00

Total MSRP: $58,445.00

GM Military Discount Price: $54,447.26

Consumer Cash: -$2,500.00

You Pay: $51,947.26

 

 

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