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I found an Internet Sales dude at a GMC dealer here in Denver who is reasonable to work with.

 

The truck I am going to go look at tomorrow:

 

2007 1500 4WD Sierra Z71 Ext Cab, Standard box

 

Options:

 

3SB OPTION PACKAGE

41U PRIMARY COLOR ONYX BLACK EXTERIOR

83C DARK TITANIUM/LIGHT TITANIUM CLOTH TRIM

 

ENGINE- LY5 5.3L V8

TRANSMISSION- M30 4 SPEED AUTO

 

 

OPTIONS:

 

A60 LOCKING TAILGATE

A95 HIGH BACK BUCKET DRIVER AND PASSENGER SEAT

AG1 6 WAY POWER SEAT ADJUSTER (DRIVERS SIDE)

AJ1 DEEP TINTED GLASS

AP8 REMOTE START ACCOMODATIONS PACKAGE

ASF HEAD CURTAIN SIDE AIRBAG

AU3 POWER DOOR LOCKS

B30 FULL FLOOR COLOR-KEYED CARPETING

B85 MOLDINGS, BODY SIDE, BLACK OR BRIGHT PACKAGE

C49 DEFOGGER REAR WINDOW ELECTRIC

C5W GVW RATING 7000 LBS

CJ2 CLIMATE CONTROL ELECTRONIC DUAL ZONE

DL8 MIRRORS, O/S POWER, HEATED

E63 BODY, WIDESIDE

FE9 FEDERAL EMISSIONS

G80 LOCKING DIFF REAR

GT4 REAR AXLE 3.73 RATIO

K34 CRUISE CONTROL

K47 AIR CLEANER, HIGH CAPACITY

KNP TRANSMISSION COOLING SYSTEM

NZZ SKID PLATE OFF-ROAD

PCY TRAILERING PACKAGE

PDF EZ LIFT TAILGATE PACKAGE

PDL OFF ROAD PACKAGE

PPA EZ LIFT TAILGATE

QF7 WHEEL 17" ALUMINUM

QJP TIRES; P265/70R17 BW

SAF LOCK SPARE TIRE

T96 FOG LAMPS, FRONT

UE1 ON STAR

UK3 RADIO CONTROLS STEERING WHEEL

US8 RADIO, AM/FM/STEREO, AUTO TONE, CD

V22 GRILLE: CHROME SURROUND

V76 RECOVRY HOOKS

VB3 REAR BUMPER, CHROME STEP

VK3 LICENCE PLATE FRONT MOUNTING PKG

YE9 TRIM LEVEL, CONVENIENCE PKG COMFORT & DECOR

Z71 SUSPENSION PACKAGE OFF-ROAD

Z82 HEAVY DUTY TRAILERING PACKAGE

ZY1 SOLID PAINT APPLICATION

 

 

 

Price they are asking with $3000 discount + dealer fees, taxes, is $31,191.40. $34,191.40 if I go with th 60 month 0%

What do you guys think???

Z71Adrenaline Enthusiast

Z71Adrenaline

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I looked at a 2007 Silverado Z71 Ext Cab Regular Box today that had the LT2 package, 18" wheels, and some other options that was on sale for $28,500. It listed for like $34,600. I'd try and talk them down some more!

RyanZ71 Senior Enthusiast

RyanZ71

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So I went to the dealer this evening, took the truck for a test drive, fell in love with it, has 183 miles on her, 50 of which are a result of the vehicle being moved over to South Denver from Boulder today. Seems like it may be slightly more powerful then my 99, but hard to tell. (5.3 for both vehicles) Seems like the rear cab is smaller then that in my 99. Love the center console and the dash lay out!! very smooth! wonder if I should have looked at crew cabs, but the only ones they had on the lot were 4.8Ls and I am sold on the 5.3. No MAX's on the lot, hard to keep in stock.

 

Went to talk numbers with him, he was a decent guy with alot of expierence. THey wanted $34,469.51 for the 0% 60 month deal, or $31,469.51 with the incentives/rebates. Tried to get both but they would not budge. I told them I would like it for $32,000 final, (all dealer fees and junk like that included) he went to talk with the sales manager for about 10 min, came back and gave me a sheet and said the best they would do is $33,191.40. I went out to look at the truck again, came back in, told him I want to sleep on it and I would give him an answer in the morning. Of course he went to talk to the manager again and came back $32,900 if you take it tonight. I told him no again, (very nice about it) I wanted to sleep on it and would have an answer for him in the morning.

 

What do you guys think? I am thinking of calling in the morning and telling him $32,000 and its a deal, if you also take care of a few small scratches on the front from what looks like a car wash brush or something? very small.

 

I don't know, what do you guys think about this?

NathanL Enthusiast

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I bought one week and a half ago pretty similar. 2007 Ext cab 4wd z-71 with 5.3, trailer package, LT conveience package.

 

My list was a little more at 33k and some change. Paid $24,700 for it - with TTL I wrote out a check from the bank for $26k and some change.

 

Not sure on the rebates or 0% financing. Dealer never asked. Truck was advertised in our weekly 6 page newspaper with that price of $24,700 and I asked for a cash price with TTL and just wrote out the check for that amount. Looking at the purchase agreement it has the rebate but I never asked about the 0% to see if it would matter, but I would not have gone that way anyway.

RyanZ71 Senior Enthusiast

RyanZ71

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I looked at a 2007 Silverado Z71 Ext Cab Regular Box today that had the LT2 package, 18" wheels, and some other options that was on sale for $28,500. It listed for like $34,600. I'd try and talk them down some more!

 

 

 

That is a KILLER deal! Those things are going for $36,000 here.

NathanL Enthusiast

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I think it's going to depend a lot on how bad the dealer wants to get rid of an '07. I've read where some dealers have lots of tem left and some don't. The dealer I bought it from had one only and it was his feature truck of the week - but he also only has a lot of about 25 trucks not sure if that matters.

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I looked at a 2007 Silverado Z71 Ext Cab Regular Box today that had the LT2 package, 18" wheels, and some other options that was on sale for $28,500. It listed for like $34,600. I'd try and talk them down some more!

 

 

 

That is a KILLER deal! Those things are going for $36,000 here.

 

I thought that was pretty good too. That was the pre-haggling price, too. They had tags hanging from the mirrors of all of them and that was the markdown price I saw. It was all I could do not to walk in there and buy that thing.. its what I want to a T!!

RyanZ71 Senior Enthusiast

RyanZ71

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I told them $32,000 this morning when he called, he called back a few min later and said "See you this evening"

 

My friends, I'm getting a new truck.

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I told them $32,000 this morning when he called, he called back a few min later and said "See you this evening"

 

My friends, I'm getting a new truck.

 

Congratulations! There's nothing like the feeling of pulling out of the dealership when its finally yours.

RyanZ71 Senior Enthusiast

RyanZ71

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She's home... had a bit of hassling to do at the dealership, I'll go into it later, but I ended up going with the $3000 off and 6.4% APR, will get her paid off quickly though. I'll post details later.

 

Ryan

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