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O_J_Simpson Senior Enthusiast

O_J_Simpson

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Local Chebie dealer has about a dozen 2019 Silverados and more rolling in every day. They are offering a High Country for 6k off before negotiations start. They have yet to sell the first 2019 truck. Still no takers. I guess everyone seems to be waiting on the typical 20% off.

f8l vnm Senior Enthusiast

f8l vnm

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When your making 10-20k on each truck you can always play with discounts. 

Sierra Dan Senior Enthusiast

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9 hours ago, O_J_Simpson said:

Local Chebie dealer has about a dozen 2019 Silverados and more rolling in every day. They are offering a High Country for 6k off before negotiations start. They have yet to sell the first 2019 truck. Still no takers. I guess everyone seems to be waiting on the typical 20% off.

Either that or people are staying away because trucks are way overpriced now anyway, no matter what brand.

If we as consumers and buyers stay away and let the lots load up..... the old supply and demand theory will kick in.

Aside from that they are practically giving away 2018's   My Boss just purchased a 2018 Silverado CC LTZ Z71 for $38k after all incentives and rebates.

So once the 2018's go the 2019s should sell more.

rkj__ Enthusiast

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3 minutes ago, Sierra Dan said:

My Boss just purchased a 2018 Silverado CC LTZ Z71 for $38k after all incentives and rebates.

Wow.  That sounds amazing.  CAD pricing shows much higher numbers.

Sierra Dan Senior Enthusiast

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They are moving these 2018's off the lots. At least here where I am.

The LT's are going for $30-32k

Donstar Senior Enthusiast

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1 hour ago, rkj__ said:

Wow.  That sounds amazing.  CAD pricing shows much higher numbers.

I think I could find a pretty nice truck here for $38K US!  ;-)

TenofMe Enthusiast

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Freeman GMC in Grapevine TX is going $15k off  '18 Denali Ultimates. That's very tempting. They have like 70 in stock.

Darmichar Enthusiast

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2 hours ago, rkj__ said:

Wow.  That sounds amazing.  CAD pricing shows much higher numbers.

I got into mine for just a hair under $36K

Harold Rutherford Enthusiast

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I was considering trading my 2016 Sierra 1500 on a new 2019 Sierra but after seeing them in person I think I will keep mine. They look nice but did not change enough to make me want one especial the interior. My truck is black with Cocoa Dune interior all the 2019 have to offer is jet black or dark walnut. Think I will wait a while and see if GM will upgrade the interior. After all of the hype and anticipation over the last few months I have to admit I was disappointed. :(

2018deepocean Enthusiast

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Been falling back in June picked up a Ocean Blue CC LTZ 4x4 E assist 43K out the door with tax (10% in CA ouch). I did leave and turn down a few calls from dealers before getting this price.

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On 8/31/2018 at 10:08 AM, Sierra Dan said:

Damn!  70 Denali's alone in stock?

No wonder the 2019's are not selling well so far.

Their whole lot has always been nothing but Denali's for years.  HD's, 1/2 tons, & Yukons.  If you're hunting a Denali in any model, they usually have one in stock.

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