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plrod Enthusiast

plrod

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$ 37,152 MSRP

$ 34,800 out the door, no trade, includes rebates, discounts & 7% tax in FLA

 

tax is $ 2436 approx so out the door before tax would be $ 32,464.00

 

I might do the deal tomorrow

BlackSilver Senior Enthusiast

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You might be able to do better.

 

My window price was $41,485 and my "out the door" cost was $35,467 after rebate. That was in February, when rebates were $2500. Since you're earlier in the model year they may be less willing to discount.

Truckman031 Senior Enthusiast

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I'd try and go lower. You might want to search gmbuypower.com and see if there are any 2003s in your area. Dealers will give you a good price, since they want to make room for the 2004s.

plrod Enthusiast

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this is from a gmpowerbuy dealer; it's the best deal I've found down here; did the deal this afternoon @ 34.6K out the door; now to pay this sucker off; it rides so sweet - will make working alot more enjoyable, now to sell my 89 K2500

LARSONEM Enthusiast

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My 2003 was $46,359 - discounted to $40680 add tax of $2460 ($43140) less rebates of $3745 and the check I wrote was for $39395.

 

Bottom line is if you want it and are happy with the deal, then go for it.

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04' to be picked up this week...

 

MSRP $42,946

 

Out the door - aproximately = $38,350

 

I'm trading my other truck but the those are the numbers if I bought it straight out. There's $2500 in rebates on the 04's already.

 

Hookem

Black02Silverado Senior Enthusiast

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I was just at the dealer to drop off the wifes van and there was an 03 Silverado crew cab 2500HD with the DMax and ally for $29454. Sounds like a good price. Right? Yes it is new not a demo. LS trim

Truckman031 Senior Enthusiast

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I was just at the dealer to drop off the wifes van and there was an 03 Silverado crew cab 2500HD with the DMax and ally for $29454. Sounds like a good price. Right? Yes it is new not a demo. LS trim

Dealers want to move the '03s.

MCourson Senior Enthusiast

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I was just at the dealer to drop off the wifes van and there was an 03 Silverado crew cab 2500HD with the DMax and ally for $29454.  Sounds like a good price.  Right?  Yes it is new not a demo. LS trim

Yea the dealers need to move them and that is a real good deal. We got the 03 D/A used here. Used 2003 2500HD D/A ECSB 11k miles:

Asking=28,500, Out the door 26,700-15,000 trade in with '01 Sierra 1500 4.8 ECSB.

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