Laura gmc price

tooldogg · December 21, 2015

The price you see online is the price everyone pays.

jvanwinkle2 · December 24, 2015

Bought mine from them as well. Price was the price I paid. And ditto on the paperwork. It did take a while. But worth the savings.

'01LS1 · December 25, 2015

Is the price Laurie advertise the price you pay or are they a little flexible?

They'll more than likely send you packing unless you have a rebate not mentioned or something of that nature.

But know a couple who tried for another $500 off just to play the game & failed.

All that aside, they are not there to play games & is the only time I have left a dealership after purchase in a good mood.

So many of the F&I guys are a-holes or try to push insurance/warranties/fee's etc. None of that there & they did not care if I

financed through them or my credit union.

austingta · December 25, 2015

This is just a general comment, since I bought a Ford, but you can save a lot for sure by going to a better dealership. I saved 3500.00 over what I could have bought an F 150 (58150 MSRP) for here in Austin. Traded in my 15.5 Denali.

Long-McArthur Ford in Salina KS.

jamin87ss · December 30, 2015

If your close bye I just checked up they have some great $$ off to end the year

Buckem · December 30, 2015

Picked mine up there yesterday. Drove 6 hrs one way in an ice storm but it was worth it. Left at 1:00am and back by 6:00 pm. The last 80 miles we were driving about 35-40 mph. Rich Kindle our salesman, had everything set to go and it took a little waiting for the finance guys to show up and take our money. We were there at 7:30 in the morning and people there ready to help except the bean counters. Took a while waiting for the truck to get detailed too but we were on the road by 10:45. Price was exactly what was on the internet plus around $174 for temp tag and documentation fee. Well worth the trip, got a '16 GMC SLT Crew Iridium Z71 and has more options than I thought!

SMiller · December 30, 2015

This is just a general comment, since I bought a Ford, but you can save a lot for sure by going to a better dealership. I saved 3500.00 over what I could have bought an F 150 (58150 MSRP) for here in Austin. Traded in my 15.5 Denali.

Long-McArthur Ford in Salina KS.

Why the trade?

RHStansbury · January 10, 2016

As of right now, Laura has 5 or more Sierras on their lot that are exactly what I am looking for (All Terrain, Nav, Sunroof, 6.2, Black) for within $1000 of what a local dealer is charging for the same truck with the 5.3. Local low balled me on my trade, so I am giving serious thought to taking it to carmax, getting a check, then hopping a flight to St. Louis. Their prices are better than any I've found searching across the country. I guess when you do volume sales the right way, there is plenty of money to be made.

SMiller · January 10, 2016

As of right now, Laura has 5 or more Sierras on their lot that are exactly what I am looking for (All Terrain, Nav, Sunroof, 6.2, Black) for within $1000 of what a local dealer is charging for the same truck with the 5.3. Local low balled me on my trade, so I am giving serious thought to taking it to carmax, getting a check, then hopping a flight to St. Louis. Their prices are better than any I've found searching across the country. I guess when you do volume sales the right way, there is plenty of money to be made.

After you get a print out from Carmax call Laura and tell them to match it, will make your life much easier!

Carmax takes 30 days to pay it off...

SandyNeck · January 27, 2016

Has anyone ever ordered a vehicle from Laura? I'm wondering how that experience would be.

They quoted me $53,520 on a Sierra with MSRP of $60,835 (less any incentives that are applicable at time of delivery). That's not a bad price, but was expecting it to be better considering deals from them that others have posted.

Tmkassab · April 23, 2017

Just bought a 2017 GMC Sierra from Laura that was a "Hail Sale" special. Msrp was $38510 and I paid $26500. They picked me up at the airport. But I had to wait a couple of hours to sign 4 minutes of paperwork. I also recently bought a Sierra Denali from Everett in Bentonville, AR and didn't have to go there to pick it up. They sent me everything via FedEx and the msrp was $58,500 and I bought it for $44,850. Laura had 2,984 vehicles in stock. Only complaint was the wait for the finance department. I would buy from both places again. Nobody can beat their prices. They are the two highest volume GMC dealerships in the world