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I put a deposit down on a Sierra and I am picking it up Tuesday late afternoon. I have been trying for a Private Offer all month from any device I could get my hands on and haven't had any luck. I have tried all the tricks and tips I could find. I promise after I get my truck to pay it forward by trying to help someone else get one. I will also pay for it if need be.

groundtrooper Enthusiast

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I have been trying for a GMC PO for a couple of you guys that have a bounty on them. No luck for me. I don't know what is going on with GMC.com this month.

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I appreciate your efforts Rock and groundtrooper! I have always been able to get them before for myself and a few family members but nothing this month. I don't know if these are regional from month-to-month. I live in Northeast Pennsylvania and it seems like people who live south of me are having better luck this month.

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I can't get away from the family business to pick up my truck tomorrow so I put it off until Friday. So if anyone has time to try for a PO until then, I would really appreciate any and all efforts. Thank you!

groundtrooper Enthusiast

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What is this private offer y'all are referring about?

 

 

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If you are researching / shopping for a vehicle on Chevrolet.com or GMC.com sometimes the site will pop up an additional incentive that is only available at them moment. They are trying to get you to really seal the deal and buy a new vehicle from them. The amount of the offer varies by vehicle class but on a Silverado / Sierra it is traditionally $1500.

 

Here is a screen shot of what a Chevrolet one looks like.

 

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You fill out the information on the form and they email you a code that you then hand to you dealer AFTER you have made your BEST deal. It is generally stackable with almost any other offers and incentives. Including GM Employee Pricing.

dcrouse Enthusiast

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If you are researching / shopping for a vehicle on Chevrolet.com or GMC.com sometimes the site will pop up an additional incentive that is only available at them moment. They are trying to get you to really seal the deal and buy a new vehicle from them. The amount of the offer varies by vehicle class but on a Silverado / Sierra it is traditionally $1500.

 

Here is a screen shot of what a Chevrolet one looks like.

 

Chevy%20PO_zpsvrrbxzo3.png

 

You fill out the information on the form and they email you a code that you then hand to you dealer AFTER you have made your BEST deal. It is generally stackable with almost any other offers and incentives. Including GM Employee Pricing.

How long will that code last or shall I say how long is it good for

 

 

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Uknow87 Enthusiast

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Generally only good for the month you get one in. Mine that I just used is good through may 31st.

groundtrooper Enthusiast

groundtrooper

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All the ones I have got for myself or for other members here are good until the end of the month like Uknow87 stated.

mac0822 Enthusiast

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I'm waiting to buy until I get a Chevy offer. I have a deal in place. I am wondering if they don't exist in my area this month.

groundtrooper Enthusiast

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And all you half to do is go on there Internet site and hope it pops up?

 

 

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Theoretically. That is how it has worked for me from Jan - April. May has been a odd month. I haven't had any luck using the same methods that I did previously.

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Is anybody having any luck with GMC? I've tried everything, all day today, with no luck. I even chatted with a rep on gmc.com and they confirmed the PO is still active and gave me tips as well, but no luck. I know I'm new here, but any help to close the deal on a Denali would be greatly appreciated!

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