Option Prices For 2000 Silverado

[mrbuss]

Does anyone have a retail list of option prices for a 2000 Silverado? I'm doing a comparison of original option costs versus what my insurance company wants to give me on my totaled 2000 Silverado. I've done some searching on the internet and nothing really comes up. Thanks for your help.

[MS3DALE]

I do,I still have an Edmund's Buyers Guide from 2000,What options are you looking for prices for?

 

As far as what they want to give you for your truck,I know now most insurance companies go by what other similiar vehicles are selling for in your area.

[kylea]

Kelly Blue Book...

[MS3DALE]

Kelly Blue Book...

 

Yeah,But I don't think KBB will give him what the original options cost back in 2000,Just what the truck is worth today.

[mrbuss]

I do,I still have an Edmund's Buyers Guide from 2000,What options are you looking for prices for?

 

As far as what they want to give you for your truck,I know now most insurance companies go by what other similiar vehicles are selling for in your area.

 

 

Thanks MS3DALE.

 

The options the insurance company is adjusting for are:

 

LT package

Power seats

Leather Seats

Heated seats

A/C

Rear Defogger

Keyless entry

Cassette

Aluminum/Alloy wheels

Theft Deterrent/Alarm

Fog Lamps

Heated Mirrors

Trailering Package

(Sprayed in bedliner)

 

I know most of these options were included in the LT package, but the insurance company applied a value to the components when doing their comparison to other vehicles sold.

 

The big disagreement I have with the insurance company is the value attached to a CNG conversion kit installed through the AZ dealership at the time of purchase. They say it adds about 5-9 % increase in value to the vehicle based upon their comparison of vehicle sold with/without this conversion (and there aren't many in AZ) . They used mostly CA vehicles in their analysis or December sales. (the claim is from Sept when gas prices and sales were significantly higher than they are now)

 

I say the CNG should have a value in proportion as the other options, since there is limited local "comps". So to prove my case I want to show them my analysis before we have to go to arbritration. FYI - I am the original owner and this company insured the vehicle from day one.

[MS3DALE]

Your correct,All options you mentioned except for the trailering package were part of the "LT" trim package (Which was only available on extended-cabs) However if you ordered each option by itself heres what they would cost,I made notes were applicable...

 

LT package - Priced in the truck model itself,No price individually

Power seats - *See Leather Seats below*

Leather Seats - $1480.00 - This includes power driver/passenger seats

Heated seats - Only available and standard with the "LT" trim level,No price individually

A/C - Base models only..$825.00 - "LS" & "LT" trim level trucks have A/C as standard equipment

Rear Defogger - $175.00

Keyless entry - Standard on "LS" & "LT" trim levels,No price individually

Cassette - CD player was standard on "LS" trim level trucks,and a cassette player was available as a "no charge" option,A Cassette/CD player was standard on "LT" trim level trucks. However if you wanted a cassette player on a base level extended-cab truck it was a $150.00 option.

Aluminum/Alloy wheels - $110.00

Theft Deterrent/Alarm - Standard on "LS" & "LT" trim levels,No price individually

Fog Lamps - $140.00

Heated Mirrors - $42.00

Trailering Package - $285.00

 

I can't help on CNG conversion kit,I know nothing about them,I've never even seen one.

I also can't help you on the sprayed-in bedliner as I personally don't like them,And to me they actually decrease the value of a truck.

 

If any other questions let me know,I also still have a 2000 model-year truck order guide that I can get some information from,as well as my window sticker from the '99 LS extended-cab Z71 I had,The individual option prices didn't change much,if any,from '99 to 2000,Just the base model prices themselves.