Interested in pricing info

[qposner]

Hello all! New member here, but not new to GM. Im interested in a 2015 Sierra 1500 Denali and am wondering what type of deals can be expected before the end of the year. A local dealer has been advertising $10k off sticker on nicely equipped SLT's, but I am mainly interested in Denali with the 6.2 (seems nicely optioned SLT's with the 6.2 are almost as much as a Denali). Anyhow, I know this question is frequently asked, but I haven't found any recent threads. I am located in the Portland, OR market. Thanks for any advice you can provide!

 

Quinn

[tnchevy]

25% off is a pretty good deal, about what I got in mid-sept of last year on my 2014. I would shop elsewhere if you can't get at least 20% off (not including t/t/l).

[qposner]

25% off is a pretty good deal, about what I got in mid-sept of last year on my 2014. I would shop elsewhere if you can't get at least 20% off (not including t/t/l).

Thanks. Im seeing just shy of 20% off. I would like to do better, but wouldnt we all?

[tnchevy]

These trucks are way overpriced and I am sure it is on purpose. Sticker a mid-level truck in the low to mid 40's and sell it to you for low to mid 30's to make you feel better about the purchase. I shopped every brand of truck last year and found out fast that all the big 3 trucks were priced like this but all of the big 3 were easy to get 8 to 11k off for the trucks I was looking at. Toyota on the other hand wouldn't budge on price but the sticker price for a comparable truck was 6 to 8k less. I priced alot of trucks and at the end of the day the Tundra costs a little more but not by much.