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laura gmc is the real deal,i just bought there last week, my salesman is danny griffiths, the guy before me flew in from ohio ,i flew in from connecticut and the guy after me,it was like time slots ,flew in from port st. lucie,fla. best buying experience ever! saved 5500 more than anyone around me could do! Laura driver picked me and another guy up at st louis airport at 9:30 am and i was driving off the lot at 11:00 am with a full tank of gas,(first time ever on a full tank at delivery ,and i have bought about 12 new cars) I will buy there again!!! they are the #1 volume seller nationwide with great customer service!!!

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They are easily the best dealer for any manufacturer period! I just bought a 2016 crew cab 1500 SLT on Friday. Mine had a sticker price of 56,750 and with the wheels/tires, leveling kit and speedo calibrator took the total to just over 60k. Got mine including a add on 100k bumper to bumper warranty that was extended to 120k for free by Laura for around 50,000 out the door. The only price that isn't included in their listed price is $169 for Illinois transfer fees. It was well worth flying into there to buy a new truck. While I was there they had over 365 new 1500's on the lot and over 600 trucks in total! By flying there I still saved over 5k over any local dealer, plus I got they wheels/tires etc. on top of the money savings. They have a customer for life now...I couldn't be more happy with my purchase!! Pics will be up soon...rain isn't cooperating to well today

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Another happy costumer, saved over $13,000 off MSRP. Bought mine right after Christmas and was a great experience!

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I didn't end up buying from them, but they definitely have great prices. Salesman said they sell about 1000 per month. I used to live a couple miles from them and they have the largest inventory I've seen, plus an additional farm they own a couple miles away that's filled with more trucks

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i buy my cars from there, but then again one of my good friends is a salesman there and i only live about 5-10 min away

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