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John Goreham
Contributing Writer, GM-Trucks.com
1/18/2016

We have reported on heavy discounts before on Silverado and other model trucks. Apparently GM is trying hard to get rid of the remaining 2015 Silverados and is offering up to $7,250 off the price of a 1500 Crew Cab All-Star 4WD. That is before you begin to negotiate. And without your trade. The discount is no secret. You can view it at the Silverado site.

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24/7WallSt.com is reporting that some situations warrant even higher discounts though. Apparently, GM will offer a $2,000 "trade assistance discount" on some "qualifying" trade-ins. We are not sure if those are vehicles GM wants, or does not want, but it is worth checking into if you are considering a trip to a dealership.

 

If you bought an outgoing 2015 truck from GM new tell us how you did.

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FishAr Enthusiast

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They came down around 7 grand from sticker on my 2015 double cab 2LT 4x4.

Imcrazy Senior Enthusiast

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Got about 9k off my 2016 FWIW. MSRP was a shade under 48k

Snoringbear Enthusiast

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"Got about 9k off my 2016 FWIW. MSRP was a shade under 48k"

 

I did almost as good. Back on Memorial weekend got $8750 off my 2015 Silverado LTZ 6.2L Crew Cab 4x4.

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I was pretty happy with the deal I got a month ago when I picked up my 2015 Silverado 1500 2WD LT Crewcab Shortbed w/ Texas Edition package:

 

MSRP: $40385

All GM/regional/package incentives + dealer discounts knocked that down to $27983 - advertised price (no haggling)

Add in $1500 from GM Card bonus points

Final price: $26483 + ttl

 

I was having a problem finding a comparable used 2014 for near that same price when I was looking.

sk Senior Enthusiast

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I bought a 2015 1500 LT2 (Crew, 6.5' bed) right before Thanksgiving. Sticker was $49,600. After discounts plus $1500 GM email offer I paid $38,100 (before trade/tax/title).

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I got 12k in rebates when I bought my 15 crew cab short bed New Year's Eve.

 

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Gofas Enthusiast

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10k off my purchase.

However they charge you tax from original price of vehicle. So don't buy one without additional 2 or 3k off on top of the 10k offer.

 

 

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I read back at end of 3Q that Chevy had a shot a passing Ford (trucks) for year 2015 sales. Haven't seen any final numbers though. So, don't know if Chevy pulled it off or not.

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My friend bought a '15 LTZ 4WD (not All Star Edition) Short Crew with a $12.2k discount about three to four weeks ago. MSRP was in the $50k.

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I read back at end of 3Q that Chevy had a shot a passing Ford (trucks) for year 2015 sales. Haven't seen any final numbers though. So, don't know if Chevy pulled it off or not.

 

F-Series - 780,354

 

Silverado - 600,544

 

Sierra - 224,139

 

Colorado - 84,430

 

Canyon - 30,077

 

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Ford - 780,354

 

GM - 939,190 (+158,836)

okfoz Enthusiast

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Ford always brags about outselling Chevrolet, but they hardly ever outsell GM, especially when you consider that Chevy and GMC are more or less the same vehicle, just different badges, and body panels. The GMC is typically a nicer vehicle tho, I think better fit and finish, a little better quality. More comfortable seats etc

 

 

F-Series - 780,354

 

Silverado - 600,544

 

Sierra - 224,139

 

Colorado - 84,430

 

Canyon - 30,077

 

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Ford - 780,354

 

GM - 939,190 (+158,836)

unit731 Senior Enthusiast

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Ford always brags about outselling Chevrolet, but they hardly ever outsell GM, especially when you consider that Chevy and GMC are more or less the same vehicle, just different badges, and body panels. The GMC is typically a nicer vehicle tho, I think better fit and finish, a little better quality. More comfortable seats etc

 

 

When I ordered my 2008 GMC 1500 there was zero difference between the Silverado and Sierra as far as price and options.

I could have ordered either the Chevrolet or GMC as dealer sold both.

I got the GMC as the GMC had chrome bumpers.

Other then bumpers/grill and such. Exactly the same. Same price software used at dealership.

Same Same.

okfoz Enthusiast

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When I ordered my 2008 GMC 1500 there was zero difference between the Silverado and Sierra as far as price and options.

I could have ordered either the Chevrolet or GMC as dealer sold both.

I got the GMC as the GMC had chrome bumpers.

Other then bumpers/grill and such. Exactly the same. Same price software used at dealership.

Same Same.

The Top of the Line GMC is the Denali. The Top of the line Chevrolet is the LTZ. If you look at the Denali vs the LTZ the Denali is a step up from the Chevy LTZ. Now that does not mean that you could equip a GMC exactly like a Chevrolet, rather you can get a nicer vehicle with the GMC if you wanted to... Also I think the GMC may come with a few things that are slightly nicer, I know back in the 90's the GMC would come with an under the hood light for when you opened it, but the Chevy it was not even an option.

 

Also I have been looking at the 2007-2014 Chevy Tahoe vs the GMC Yukons, and the Chevy Tahoes are rusting out on the fenders, I have yet found a GMC with the rust... I believe that the GMC have slightly better corrosion resistant bodies.

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