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savaytse66 Enthusiast

savaytse66

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So I got my invoice today on my 2016 Denali. I chose the spray on bed liner delete because I like what my local guy does better. However, they are showing a $0 credit for the delete. What gives? It's always been around $300 in the past, had it not? If I knew there was $0 credit, I would have just ordered it with the factory liner!

 

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JRL1164 Enthusiast

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I would assume if your not getting it then they would not credit it back too you cause their not having to do any work. Their not having to remove what's not already there.

Ron.s Enthusiast

Ron.s

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Deal changed this year. Spray in bed liner is no longer standard it's an add. Same with several paint colors that were standard and now cost extra. And prices went up..... Looks to me like GM raising prices so they can keep giving incentives and still make $$$.

redwngr Senior Enthusiast

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Order guide still show spray in as standard on 2016 Denali. (and R8R as the delete code)

 

CGN Bed Liner, Spray-on, Pickup box bed liner consisting of high pressure, chemically bonded, sprayed-on polyurea & polyurethane liner formulation. Liner is permanently bonded to the truck bed providing a water tight seal. Includes embossed Denali logo on front bed wall. The textured, non-skid surface is black in color and robotically applied. Spray-on liner covers entire bed interior surface below side rails, including tailgate, front box top rail, gage hole plugs and lower tie down loops.
- Not available with (VZX) bed liner, LPO.
R8R Delete: Spray-on bedliner
galliher_nc Senior Enthusiast

galliher_nc

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Deal changed this year. Spray in bed liner is no longer standard it's an add. Same with several paint colors that were standard and now cost extra. And prices went up..... Looks to me like GM raising prices so they can keep giving incentives and still make $$$.

Spray-In-Liner is still standard on Denali and High Country for 2016MY.

Ron.s Enthusiast

Ron.s

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Spray-In-Liner is still standard on Denali and High Country for 2016MY.

Well I did a GM website build yesterday and it was an add, either $300 or $350 on the Denali 1500. Maybe GM has it wrong

galliher_nc Senior Enthusiast

galliher_nc

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I don't know why that won't show up better, but if you click on it and expand the image on Flickr you can see the option shows spray-in-bed liner delete. The $395 option is for the drop-in-bed liner.

Cosmic Charlie Enthusiast

Cosmic Charlie

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Denali HD: ? this is confussing

 

Spray in bedliner, delete (- $ 250 ) (AND ADD the following)

In order to select this feature, please also select one of the following :
  • Metal bed storage box$555
  • Bed rug$535
  • Bed mat, rubber$140
  • Bed liner$395
  • Ship Thru, Produced in Flint Assembly and shipped to Monroe Truck Equipment in Flint$0
  • Ship Thru, Produced in Flint Assembly and shipped to Canfield Equipment$0
  • Ship Thru, Produced in Flint Assembly and shipped to NBC Truck Equipment$0
  • Ship Thru, Produced in Flint Assembly and shipped to Reading Equipment and Distribution of Pontiac$0
  • Ship Thru, Produced in Flint Assembly and shipped to Knapheide Truck Equipment$0
  • Ship Thru, Produced in Flint Assembly and shipped to Ft. Wayne Fleet Equipment and Returned to Ft. Wayne Assembly for shipping to final destination$0
  • Tailgate liner$80
  • Ship Thru, Produced in Flint Assembly and shipped to Leggett and Platt/Masterack$0
  • Ship Thru, Produced in Flint Assembly and shipped to Manheim Carleton, MI and returned to Flint Assembly$0
  • Ship Thru, Produced in Flint Assembly and shipped to Caseco Truck Body, St. Clair, MO and Returned to Wentzville, Assembly for shipping to final destination

http://www.gmc.com/2015-sierra-2500hd-denali-pickup-truck/build-and-price.html?x-zipcode=01950#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@

 

 

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JcMont Enthusiast

JcMont

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How is a rug more expensive then a liner? That doesn't even make sense Imo.

 

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hpd562 Enthusiast

hpd562

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If you look at the 2016 Order Guides the spray on liner is standard equipment on High Country, Denali, and 2LZ Silverado.

Darth_Vader Enthusiast

Darth_Vader

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How is a rug more expensive then a liner? That doesn't even make sense Imo.

 

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You haven't seen the Bed Rug then, it is way nicer than the drop in liner and $535 is a solid price for an option compared to that is about what you pay if you buy it yourself.

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