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4 hours ago, tonto340 said:

I'm not willing to pay MSRP for any truck after seeing that a GMC dealership in Tampa takes approximately 10% off of all new vehicles it sells. Of course some of their fees eat at that 10% but the price is still better than most.

As far as tis particular vehicle goes I can wait. I'll see what price they try to sell it for at the end of the year or January when they're not selling vehicles because everyone is paying off Christmas debt.

Bingo. These last couple of years, some dealerships stayed right at msrp and even dipped below. I refuse to buy from a dealer that has been over msrp. Scumbags

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Pryme Senior Enthusiast

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14 hours ago, the8rotor said:

Bingo. These last couple of years, some dealerships stayed right at msrp and even dipped below. I refuse to buy from a dealer that has been over msrp. Scumbags

Me either. Bought my truck in aug of 22 when even more dealers were falsely jacking up their prices and I still got my truck for under msrp. Had to drive about 100mi but that’s nothing. 

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Dunn Senior Enthusiast

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bought 7 since 2019 and only 1 was at MSRP, the rest all under, there are always deals just takes bit more work sometimes

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On 11/11/2023 at 12:54 PM, tonto340 said:

I'm not willing to pay MSRP for any truck after seeing that a GMC dealership in Tampa takes approximately 10% off of all new vehicles it sells. Of course some of their fees eat at that 10% but the price is still better than most.

As far as tis particular vehicle goes I can wait. I'll see what price they try to sell it for at the end of the year or January when they're not selling vehicles because everyone is paying off Christmas debt.

I hear that, dealer out in PNW had a 2024 GMC 2500 on the lot with a 10K Market adjustment on the sticker... Freaking nuts, but there are not a lot of stealerships out here who have 2024's on the lot, some fool will come along and pay it.

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Rototerrier Enthusiast

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Just be warned, if you buy it used and it breaks down and they can’t get parts, you have very little recourse. For that type of money I’d go for new over used to be protected by lemon laws. 
 

Might be something to consider given 24 parts supply is terrible. My truck has about the same mileage as the one you are considering and has been in the shop going on 20 days straight waiting for parts. 

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