Motor trend first drive of 2014 silverado

[cobrajet84]

They seem to like it from a first drive.

http://www.motortrend.com/roadtests/trucks/1305_2014_chevrolet_silverado_first_drive/

[Chris]

Wpw a $46000 v6

 

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[Tucker]

46k for one with a 4.3, I don't think so.

[cobrajet84]

I certainly wouldn't spend that on a v-6 truck, seriously if you are spending that much, why not spend the extra ~$900 to get the v-8.

[Mckenzie]

that 4.3 has my 01 Z matched for hp haha

[MikeNH]

Doubt it. Ford has sold lots of regular V6 trucks too.

[AgDoctor]

2 more inches of rear seat leg room! Well its something...

 

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[GMCDriver1]

With 280+ HP and the torque numbers, that V-6 is no slouch.

[Daryl Z71]

Looks like they learned from Ford how to over price a truck.

[MikeNH]

Looks like they learned from Ford how to over price a truck.

 

No one pays MSRP.

[Tucker]

Yeah nobody pays sticker price but I don't see 5-6k of improvements over a 13' LT or LTZ MSRP.

[MikeNH]

Yeah nobody pays sticker price but I don't see 5-6k of improvements over a 13' LT or LTZ MSRP.

 

There is not an increase of that much. I didn't check the Chevy site but you can still "build" a 2013 Sierra. A SLE crew 4x4 starts at just south of $40k MSRP. The difference is GM trucks have been heavily discounted for several years so no one is used to seeing pricing like that.

[AgDoctor]

I'm curious how much below msrp these new ones will sell for at the start. Prob 2-3 below sticker will be a good deal.

 

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[Daryl Z71]

No one pays MSRP.

Not on a Chevy, but every Ford Dealer I tried to buy one at a few years ago wouldn't budge very far from it.

 

Even at that if the msrp is 46k on a V6 even with current rebates at $8500 that's still $37500 which is $4500 more than I paid for my truck OTD.

['01LS1]

Not on a Chevy, but every Ford Dealer I tried to buy one at a few years ago wouldn't budge very far from it.

 

Even at that if the msrp is 46k on a V6 even with current rebates at $8500 that's still $37500 which is $4500 more than I paid for my truck OTD.

 

There are guys bragging on the Ford forums they got $12k off on the 2011's when they got the new motors. 2008-2010 were completely different years for everyone due to slow sales/economy, so all sorts of deals then. Particularly if you had cash.

 

These guys from I have been told are great for straight out pricing. http://www.fairwayford.us/

Though not much on buying trades.

 

On the GMC side, look these guys up. The actual buy it for price is posted & that I can verify as it is where I bought my truck. http://www.laurabuickgmc.com/ I asked back in April what their plan was once the 2014's roll out & their answer was volume. But

the specific deals are dependent upon what GM can or will do.