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1 hour ago, Matt Singer said:

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.

It all depends on the dealer. The places where I live wouldn’t budge. They would give the $6k GM discount and then I got the health care provider discount and costco, but they took the dealer cash off the table and would not budge any further on the price. The super large volume dealer around me is always high. They promote their premiere service as to why their costs are higher 

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MSRP: 61k my price: 48k   Here is what i did recently to get 20% off of my truck.  On the last week of August i stopped by every dealership in my local area (6).  For the first 4 dealer

entrpnr
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Got a 2020 LT trail boss this weekend MSRP 55,105 Discounted to 44,147 Was out the door for 49k (no trade in so tax was high) This is my first modern Chevy. I had a 68 Chevelle that I restored

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Of course.  A year-old truck is worth less, you should expect to pay less.  Resale value is definitely lower.  Even if you're buying it "new", as soon as you drive it off the lot it's a year older tha

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18 hours 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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Great discount! Strong work! Seems like some dealers want to move units and will do whatever it takes!

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SoCalPlag Enthusiast

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New Member here,

almost picked up a RST this weekend.  im amazed at some of the deals you guys are getting. Here in Socal Dealers wont budge  much more on top of the rebate.

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On 5/22/2020 at 5:40 PM, CamaroVetteGuy said:

It all depends on the dealer. The places where I live wouldn’t budge. They would give the $6k GM discount and then I got the health care provider discount and costco, but they took the dealer cash off the table and would not budge any further on the price. The super large volume dealer around me is always high. They promote their premiere service as to why their costs are higher 

Wait, you were able to combine the Costco cash and 1st Responder incentive? If so, how did you manage?

Greyhound6.2 Enthusiast

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Picked up a 2020 Sierra SLT premium pkg 4x4, crew cab, std bed, 6.2V8 and max tow pkg. 

 

Sticker 58k paid 44k 

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fc_glk Enthusiast

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We picked up our 1500 AT4 diesel with tech package and a few other goodies yesterday. Sticker was 66, got it for 56 out the door which I was pleased with. I probably could have beat them up for a bit more, but didn't really feel the need to. They were great to work with and that's worth something to me.  I couldn't find one with the features we were looking for within 500 miles of Colorado. A few of the ones advertised were either dealer demos or otherwise had something else going on. Several dealers I called in TX and further west were just offering the GM rebates or wouldn't give me a firm price and/or commit to hold it for me to drive there. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Greyhound6.2 Enthusiast

Greyhound6.2

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8 minutes ago, jamin87ss said:

Great deal, did u order it? Havent seen a 6.2 max tow around here at all

had been looking specifically for the 6.2 and max tow pkg without being heavily optioned and found 2 on the same lot a little over an hour away from me in Union Missouri. seemed to be more common in the more "rural areas" couldn't find anything in town that wasn't a Denali or high country. 

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alexbrugs Enthusiast

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I think I've finally figured out what I want after months of looking. RST crewcab all star edition - MSRP $54200 and they're offering $42700. Missed out on the costco discount since Im not a member. Now debating if I should wait until June incentives or just bite the bullet this weekend. I know this dealer normally discounts more aggressively but guessing they're not in a hurry to sell since inventory is low and people are still buying

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I finally found a northsky blue RST with cloth seats, z71, and convenience 2. price dropped 3k since Saturday, it's an hour and a half away, I may take a look.  msrp is $53,490, listed at $42,408. if I can get them to take my supplier price.. I may have a new truck, that is when I get to look at it.

SoCalPlag Enthusiast

SoCalPlag

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damn looks like some guys are getting good deals and still passing on them.  

 

Im fighting with a deal right now that only wants to give me $2500 off plus the rebate.

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Huy Trinh New Member

Huy Trinh

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Looking for a 2020 GM 1500.. can anyone recommend a dealer/ sales rep in West Coast, preferably Norcal? 

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SoCalPlag Enthusiast

SoCalPlag

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Picked up my 2020 RST last night 

 

msrp 46,840$

Paid 37,343$ 

 

used the rebate plus Costco 1000$ rebate and made them throw in free floor boards

 

i didn’t have much leverage but they also paid me more than others on my trade in .

 

zero down no payments for 120 days .

 

best I could do here in SoCal .

 

 

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Bwire New Member

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Picked up a north sky blue Silverado LT All Star edition with the Z71 package two weeks ago.  MSRP was $49055 and paid $37644.  And I got a bed liner thrown in.  They also almost doubled my trade in value compared to every other dealer I went to which brought the price down more than I expected.  Overall I think it was a good value.   

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