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mini1 Enthusiast

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I got that on my truck. Paid $0.

i realize that .. it's gotta be included in the price somewhere tho

 

 

Not on Business Choice. If you can prove via tax returns/business cards/letter heads...ect that you have a business that requires use of a truck/van then GM will cover a wide range of things from your new truck or van. From a drop in bedliner, to a complete tool box system to ladder racks to a $600 Home Depot or Lowes gift card, the program is outstanding. It is not advertised anywhere for obvious reasons. You have to know that it exisits to take advantage of it. Both GMC and Chevy have programs with logo based products (i.e toolbox says GMC if you get a Sierra). I got all 3 toolboxes for $0 on NBS thanks to this program. I don't think Ford or Dodge or Toyota or Nissan offer anything like this on their trucks/vans.

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i didnt know that i guess ... i figured they would include the price into it somewhere else but it they dont that's outstanding customer appreciation!

fujifilmnut Enthusiast

fujifilmnut

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I don't think Ford or Dodge or Toyota or Nissan offer anything like this on their trucks/vans.

 

If Toyota gave me a garage and a new house with their truck, I would still buy a GMC to drive!!

Paul58 Enthusiast

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I heard about it too, but they wouldn't let me do it! I guess they wouldn't buy that my wife was going to use the truck for her Mary Kay business!

Nytemare Senior Enthusiast

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Those look awesome man...I wish I could get a set for my truck. Nice to keep the tools and stuff organized.

 

I like that they are under the bed rail so you could still put a cover on the truck. Unlike with normal truck storage boxes.

fujifilmnut Enthusiast

fujifilmnut

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Aiden,

 

Thanks. Oh yeah, I also put down a really heavy rubber mat on the bed floor to keep stuff from sliding. It really works well.

Nytemare Senior Enthusiast

Nytemare

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The rubber mat may work good...Thats a good Idea...god I'm dumb...LOL

 

I would still Like to have lockable storage though for tools and stuff. Just have to find something that fits under the bed rails. Or build one.

kdog55 Enthusiast

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Does anyone know if this offer is retro-active? I have a buddy who got a new Seirra last week and never heard of this until I showed him this post. What are his chances of getting the dealer to give in to this great offer after the sale has been completed? He does have a contracting business, so that is no problem.

mini1 Enthusiast

mini1

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Does anyone know if this offer is retro-active? I have a buddy who got a new Seirra last week and never heard of this until I showed him this post. What are his chances of getting the dealer to give in to this great offer after the sale has been completed? He does have a contracting business, so that is no problem.

 

He can try. It's worth a shot. Just have him pull all the files in advance to prove that he has a business and go back to the dealer and tell them that he was never told of this program that he qualifies for.

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