Best price on a Cab and Chassis

By LexISpooled
March 8, 2016 in 2015-2019 Silverado HD, Sierra HD & Medium Duty

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LexISpooled

Posted March 8, 2016

Just trying to see if anyone on here has got a solid deal on just a regular 6.0 or even Duramax 2015-2016.. Checked a couple dealers they shot to invoice which is typically 10% off msrp. Hard to comprehend the high MSRP now on a plain WT cab/chassis that has gone sky high past few years..

Various other optioned trucks I'm seeing people post 20-28% off msrp

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