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I'm looking into possibly purchasing a 2006 sierra Denali but it has been in the dealer’s inventory for around 430 days. Is there anything that I should be concerned about with a vehicle that has sat on the dealer’s lot for that long?

 

Thanks,

-Brandon

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Maybe a dead battery, but that's about it. Shoot me the VIN and I check to see if anything has been done to it.

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Hey, don't mean to thread-jack but I'm not allowed to post a new topic yet. I'm also looking at buying a 2006, its a Sierra 1500 crew with an MSRP of 31,133. The dealer is a couple hours away from me, so I called them to get a quote.

 

The salesperson was completely vague, and acted as if the only discount I would get was the rebate..$4750. I hung up on her, infuriated that the best deal she would give me on a year old truck was just the rebate. She claimed that she wouldn't talk specifics unless I came up in person.

 

The internet sales dept. quoted me : $24,580 (4750 rebate, 1800 discount).

 

On GM's supplier discount website, the truck is $23,250 ($29000 minus $5750 in rebates - there is an additional $1K rebate through GM supplier discount)

 

How can I get a better deal on this truck? What should I be expecting to pay?

 

The dealer has 9 2006 sierras left, so maybe they have a lot left just because they don't make good deals.

 

Thanks, and sorry for the long post.

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Bought my '06 GMC CC 4x4 2500HD 6.0L SLE2 in November of last year, it was on the dealer lot for 378days. Original sticker $41,500 in March of 06 it was droped to $37,200. I was able to buy it for $32,500 out the door + 7 year warrenty. Only problem was the oil pump went out at 5,500 miles truck has 6100 miles now.

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I would take a good look at the wheels/tires and make sure they match the sticker. I saw a Tahoe that a dealer traded parts on.

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Wait until the end of the month and then go back. they might give you a better deal. They really want to get rid of the '06s if they can.

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How can I find out how long a truck has been on the lot? Maybe I can use that for negotiating power?

What's the VIN #? I can get you a build date and that plus about 2 weeks for transport will give you a rough idea of how long its been on their lot.

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How can I find out how long a truck has been on the lot? Maybe I can use that for negotiating power?

What's the VIN #? I can get you a build date and that plus about 2 weeks for transport will give you a rough idea of how long its been on their lot.

 

 

 

Vin is 2GTEC13T061242504.

 

Thanks, Geohawk.

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1. This truck is NOT a Denali.

 

It is a 2-wheel drive Sierra SLE-2

 

2. Built 12-7-05

 

3. Hope this helps.

Yeah, what ^he^ said. :cool:

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1. This truck is NOT a Denali.

 

It is a 2-wheel drive Sierra SLE-2

 

2. Built 12-7-05

 

3. Hope this helps.

Yeah, what ^he^ said. :cool:

 

 

Hey thanks for the reply guys, sorry for the confusion but I had stolen pritch55's post, he's the one looking at the denali.

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another hi-jacking...........

 

Geohawk, would you be willing to look up 1GCEK19Z76Z199687

 

I'm having some front end issues and this vehicle sat on the lot for quite a while too, just wondering what info is available for it? Thanks.

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another hi-jacking...........

 

Geohawk, would you be willing to look up 1GCEK19Z76Z199687

 

I'm having some front end issues and this vehicle sat on the lot for quite a while too, just wondering what info is available for it? Thanks.

 

You bought this truck 10-14-06 with 52 miles on it.

This LT3 Silverado was built November 16, 2005.

 

FWIW. I bought my 2006 Sierra after it sat on a dealer lot for 13 months. I did have to machine the front rotors to get rid of a brake pulsation it had. I do not know if this is your concern.

 

Hope I could help.

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