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5 hours ago, Sierra_Kayaker said:

I'm blown away you got them that low. Is that on a 6.2 AT4???


My guess is MSRP was right around $57,080 on the truck he bought. So he probably got around 13-15k off sticker. 

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Another confirmation that first responders will get supplier pricing. Tht can be combined with the customer cash incentive, but they won't do other discounts. I qualified for that and was able to get an employees discount number, but they will only allow use of one or the other. 

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19 hours ago, Stand By said:

Another confirmation that first responders will get supplier pricing. Tht can be combined with the customer cash incentive, but they won't do other discounts. I qualified for that and was able to get an employees discount number, but they will only allow use of one or the other. 

I was offered the $6k GM discount. Supplier pricing but they took the customer cash they were offering off the table. I passed.

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3 hours ago, Brendan Burns said:

2020 Custom Trail Boss out the door $40,500. Sticker was almost 50k. 

 sounds about same I was offered last august, I went RST route instead but both trucks were same MSRP and sell price

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9 hours ago, Dunn said:

 sounds about same I was offered last august, I went RST route instead but both trucks were same MSRP and sell price

I really wanted an RST but at the time they were outrageous in price. I was torn between the Trail Boss and the Sierra Red Quartz Elevation. I went with the Trail Boss for the off roading aspect of not having to add a lift or leveling kit.

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39 minutes ago, Brendan Burns said:

USD

Must be loaded right up then? The most expensive Custom TB I can build on the Chevy Canada site is $55k CAD (assuming $2500 for the 6.2, which says "see dealer for pricing"), which by my math should work out to around $48k USD.

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28 minutes ago, Cpl_Punishment said:

Must be loaded right up then? The most expensive Custom TB I can build on the Chevy Canada site is $55k CAD (assuming $2500 for the 6.2, which says "see dealer for pricing"), which by my math should work out to around $48k USD.

Not really loaded has the cloth bench seats. Nothing too fancy. Granted 40,500 was Taxes, Registration and all that included.

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First post woot woot!

2020 Custom
Summit White

4x4 (AWD?)

Crew cab

$29,985.00

 

I already installed running boards, rear wheel covers, drop in liner, under seat storage.  Also having a Century camper shell installed next week.

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Tomorrow I pick up my new 2020 Silverado LTZ.  Sticker is $57,400 and I am paying $43k and change, plus DMV fees.  Its about $13,500 off sticker, or almost 24% discount.  Seemed like a good buy to me -- good enough to get me to travel a couple hundred miles to pick it up.  I had the dealer add a tonneau cover and tint the front windows.  Can't wait to drive 'er home!

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1 hour ago, Matt Singer said:

Tomorrow I pick up my new 2020 Silverado LTZ.  Sticker is $57,400 and I am paying $43k and change, plus DMV fees.  Its about $13,500 off sticker, or almost 24% discount.  Seemed like a good buy to me -- good enough to get me to travel a couple hundred miles to pick it up.  I had the dealer add a tonneau cover and tint the front windows.  Can't wait to drive 'er home!

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Very nice deal. You try to get the dealers around me to take off over $10k and they look at you like you have horns growing out of your head

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How were you able to get that much off? Obviously $6k from gm.. but I'm going to pull the trigger soon, would like to know how to approach getting one stickered at $52,600 closer to $39-40,000.

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I went with a high volume dealer that advertises its dealer discounts right on line.  I also took advantage of the $1,000 rebate for Costco customers.  So it was $6k factory discount, $1k Costco member discount, and then about $6500 in dealer discount.   The best I could get from other dealers was a $5k dealer discount.

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