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I spent hours going thru different dealers inventory for a Max Tow dbl cab. Just purchased a new 2018 for a super low price.  Not everyone is a fan of dbl cabs but I am. 2018 GMC 6.2 Max Tow SLT Premium pkg for under 40 K.  Flew in to my favorite Boise ID dealer and drove home. They are the only dealer I have found that stocked 6 or so Max Tow dbl cabs. The prices just keep getting better.   Not affiliated with the dealer but liked the sales process. In and out in a short time with no games or pressure in the Fand I office.  GMC incentives getting crazy so they can clear the lots for the 2019. I had an exact same 2017 Truck that I bought there last year but sold it to a relative. Bought the 2018 for less than I bought the 2017 last year and thought that was a sweet deal. Need the Max Tow to tow my rv.

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Nice truck and nothing wrong with a dbl cab.  The 6.5 box is a sure thing with the dbl. cab.  I am finding the deals on the '18's very tempting as well but not enough to part with my '15.  Enjoy!

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Glad to hear you got the truck at a good price.  Shopping for a 2018 25000HD Sierra Denali called this same dealer.  Too evasive, would not give any details over phone, did not have an idea what APR, had to finance through them, etc...   

After taking everything into consideration, travel, adding back 2.5K into "Low Price" for using own financing, ended up buying at a Houston area dealer.  Granted not satisfied with the sales experience, even walked out once, but $10,250 off MSRP and using own financing was the end result.

YMMV

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1 hour ago, Lgetz said:

Glad to hear you got the truck at a good price.  Shopping for a 2018 25000HD Sierra Denali called this same dealer.  Too evasive, would not give any details over phone, did not have an idea what APR, had to finance through them, etc...   

After taking everything into consideration, travel, adding back 2.5K into "Low Price" for using own financing, ended up buying at a Houston area dealer.  Granted not satisfied with the sales experience, even walked out once, but $10,250 off MSRP and using own financing was the end result.

YMMV

I have used their in house financing as they give an additional 1-2 grand off. I am able to pay off quickly. Gigantic first month payment then 5 smaller ones and it’s done. I am in a different situation then most so it works in my case. Call Reggie 541- 514-8106 as no bs.  As I noted before no affiliation and no skin in the game but much cheaper than any other dealer in my case. 

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Crap - prices dropped another $1500 hundred on my rig. Thought I got a deal but they continue to drop ??

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Last week every 1/2 ton truck I saw on my two local dealer lots were 25% off.  They are back to normal now.  But everything from the work truck to the high country.  I saw $60,000 high country's for $44,000

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Great time to get a deal on a new 18. I just picked up a new 2018 Denali Ultimate std bed with 14 miles on it for 46k and change. It was like a feeding frenzy at Laura GMC LOL even the salesmen working there were buying them.. Tradein value in my area is well over what I just paid...........I am happy as a clam 

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11 hours ago, Dnt said:

Great time to get a deal on a new 18. I just picked up a new 2018 Denali Ultimate std bed with 14 miles on it for 46k and change. It was like a feeding frenzy at Laura GMC LOL even the salesmen working there were buying them.. Tradein value in my area is well over what I just paid...........I am happy as a clam 

 

Thats an amazing price on that truck.

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15 hours ago, Bigmac said:

Crap - prices dropped another $1500 hundred on my rig. Thought I got a deal but they continue to drop ??

Be happy with the deal you got at the time.  People before you paid more, some will pay less.  We recently had a very similar experience with a Travel Trailer purchase.  Our great deal didn't last too long before prices dropped. Everyone has a similar story to ours.  Quit shopping for awhile and  enjoy your truck!

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1 hour ago, Donstar said:

Be happy with the deal you got at the time.  People before you paid more, some will pay less.  We recently had a very similar experience with a Travel Trailer purchase.  Our great deal didn't last too long before prices dropped. Everyone has a similar story to ours.  Quit shopping for awhile and  enjoy your truck!

I agree. You never know. I got a good deal compared to a co worker’s purchase last year, but folks are getting slightly better deals from what I paid. I pushed for the best deal I could at the time. Really enjoying my truck. 

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19 hours ago, Dnt said:

Great time to get a deal on a new 18. I just picked up a new 2018 Denali Ultimate std bed with 14 miles on it for 46k and change. It was like a feeding frenzy at Laura GMC LOL even the salesmen working there were buying them.. Tradein value in my area is well over what I just paid...........I am happy as a clam 

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there is nothing close to that price listed online, are they done with the sale?

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1 hour ago, truckguy82 said:

there is nothing close to that price listed online, are they done with the sale?

I think the sale ended 2 or 3 days ago.

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Yes once the sale units were gone it was over. I just sign up for the price watch on their website for the vehicles that i am interested in and wait till the deal is great enough to move me off of neutral  (they send you an email) if you do not pounce on it it will disappear very quickly. Took +3 months to see this awesome deal. Patience is a necessity if you have to have it now (like most people) you will pay through the nose like most people.  

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For me and the growing kids I needed the crew cab, finding a crew cab standard bed max trailering in my area was slim pickings. I still don’t think I did bad with the incentives that were available when I got mine 8500 under msrp. May not have been the best deal in the world but worked for me. 

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