GMC Trucks for only $300 over invoice

[redwngr]

3 hours ago, elcamino said:

Total price of vehicle (not msrp), trade in does not reduce tax

That would be annoying...

 

Do they also have tax on selling price of used ones or are used ones exempt?

 

[redwngr]

8 minutes ago, Wiggums said:

 

 

Here, tax is based on MSRP so getting $10k off won't do a thing.

 

I'm in California.. now if I show the DMV the papers showing the price I paid and brought in a new vehicle from out of the state, it's possible my taxes would be lower... will find out when my truck is done in 6-9 months from now.

That would be even more annoying....

[Z45]

3 hours ago, redwngr said:

Do they also have tax on selling price of used ones or are used ones exempt?

 

Used vehicles are taxed before any trade in.  Over the lifetime ofmost vehicles the state will make more money on taxes than the car company made on the vehicle.

[Black02Silverado]

Here where we have purchased all our vehicles the dealership is now Team Chevrolet of Goldsboro.  It's changed owner ship several times in the past 30yrs. We have been buying from them since 1998.  I just called and talked to Craig Doubt who I have been dealing with since the beginning and they are selling at MSRP to all NC residents, except the corvette and any trucks with lift packages on them.  Out of state one would have to call and see what they are offering.  Not sure why that makes a difference.  So if someone is trying to find a truck/SUV and live in NC this might be an option.  919-751-2200 ext 412   I know there are dealerships selling under MSRP but if this place has what one is looking for at least they are not charging over MSRP.  Craig has been the best and we got great deals, but times are not what they used to be and  he is limited on what he can do but it might be worth a shot just to check if you are close and in NC. 

[Nathan Young]

On 2/3/2022 at 11:44 AM, SVG said:

Nathan is spot on about Robideaux Motors in Coeur d'Alene. I drove from Montana to pick up my AT4.

They had what I wanted in stock (it had arrived the afternoon before) and had excellent pricing as well.

 

Not trying to make this sound like an infomercial but RM was great to deal with.

 

I'll attach a picture of the day I picked up my truck. I was parked at a little roadside Mexican food place in CDA (killer burritos!).

 

 

Badass looking truck, I just ordered a GMC Sierra Denali Ultimate today as well.  I got 4k off MSRP, no clue when it will get built but I got the diesel with it.  That's two I've ordered from Robideaux Motors in 2 months.  I just changed my build on my Yukon and MIke was awesome to work with.  Pam is customer service and helps with builds but talk to Mike and tell them Nate sent you, I'll get a referral for it.  

[SVG]

Thanks. Loving the truck so far.

 

I dealt with Mike as well. Good guy.

[BIGDOGx]

Give it 6 months to a year and these dealers will be back at putting 16+k on the hoods to push inventory, it is already starting to get ugly for all makes in this country as inventory starts to pile up. Been watching youtubers in the used market who are seeing multiple dealers now dumping brand new inventory at the auctions to try and move it.

Edited December 22, 2022 by BIGDOGx

[KARNUT]

33 minutes ago, BIGDOGx said:

Give it 6 months to a year and these dealers will be back at putting 16+k on the hoods to push inventory, it is already starting to get ugly for all makes in this country as inventory starts to pile up. Been watching youtubers in the used market who are seeing multiple dealers now dumping brand new inventory at the auctions to try and move it.

The car pro radio show I listen to says the used vehicle market is about to take a hit, big time. The reason is repos are up. Which is going to saturate the market. Add to that all the people who like to trade in for new every couple of years are going to be way upside down. From over paying the last two years as inventory comes back up. Meaning discounts to push the new vehicles they can’t sell because people can’t trade in their way upside down used vehicles. The people who waited this inflated market out. Are going to make out like bandits. I tried to warn people. 

[BIGDOGx]

27 minutes ago, KARNUT said:

The car pro radio show I listen to says the used vehicle market is about to take a hit, big time. The reason is repos are up. Which is going to saturate the market. Add to that all the people who like to trade in for new every couple of years are going to be way upside down. From over paying the last two years as inventory comes back up. Meaning discounts to push the new vehicles they can’t sell because people can’t trade in their way upside down used vehicles. The people who waited this inflated market out. Are going to make out like bandits. I tried to warn people. 

Well kind of, because interest rates are going to soak up much of the discount price and considering these manufactures all used the covid excuse to drive up msrp's 10+%, because they were jealous seeing their dealer networks reaping the benefits of high demand, even when they place high rebates on the hoods it will be tough to push this inventory out.

 

You will be forced to larger volume dealers who can work to get the best rates possible, smaller dealers and used car lots will all be out of business soon imo!

[jlong1984]

13 hours ago, Wagandor said:

Because of the high level of competition, dealers try to attract buyers in any way they can. I, too, have seen such offers when a company offers a price much lower than others, and it has always made me wary. This summer I decided to buy a car because I was working and had saved good money. I also had an old Nissan in my garage, which was inherited from my father. This Nissan was in terrible condition, and I decided to sell it. I found a reliable company and received cash for car hamilton very quickly. I used the money from the sale of the car to buy a new car.

Excellent first post, Mr. Bot.

[Wiggums]

1 hour ago, jlong1984 said:

Excellent first post, Mr. Bot.

 

Ha ha, and it's in New Zealand... I just flagged it.