Price paid?

Carl Slaughter · February 17, 2016

The most aggressive i saw was in December, up to 14K off I keep watching and the best I have seen so far is about 10-12K

lsxrx7 · February 17, 2016

14k off a 65000 is a little different from 14k off 35000

jamin87ss · February 17, 2016

14k off a 65000 is a little different from 14k off 35000

I just need 14k off 52 and I'm in

decee · February 17, 2016

My figures have no tax involved since tax is different everywhere

Purchased in Toronto

2016 GMC Sierra 4x4 double cab SLE.

I ordered this truck

Base list price $43,465, total with options and destination charge $52,135

Out the door $41,501.61 CAD = $30,293 USD

Which is 79.6% of list.

I know the sales manager personally and he said they made $1000 on the deal

SouthPawCO · February 17, 2016

2016 CC LTZ midnight edition

MSRP $52,665

GM Employee $47,280.79

Bonus Cash $1,750

Customer Cash $1,000

Dealer Tag $1000

GM PO $1500

GM Certificate $2,000

Price before TT&L $40,030.79

I'm still ironing out my trade value, but shouldn't have to pay taxes on much more than $1,500.

Is that 2WD or 4WD?

larryz71 · February 17, 2016

Is that 2WD or 4WD?

4WD z71 -- 5.3L 8 speed 3.42... The truck is not fully loaded, but it has the features I wanted. A breakdown can be found below:

48,000 MSRP Standard LTZ (Z71 CC Short box 4WD)

510 Seats, front full feature leather-appointed bucket

0 GVWR 7,200

0 Black

0 Jet Black, Perforated Leather-appointed Seat Trim

275 Trailer brake controller

650 Heated and vented perforated leather-appointed front bucket

90 Engine Block Heater

770 LTZ Plus Package

125 LED lighting, cargo box

1050 Midnight Edition

1195 Destination Freight Charge

52,665 Total MSRP

evoluzione1 · February 17, 2016

Sticker on my 2015 crew 4x4 was 44 something and got it for 32. Was a all star edition.

Doobs41378 · February 18, 2016

I just need 14k off 52 and I'm in

That's 27%, that would be a good deal.

jamin87ss · February 18, 2016

That's 27%, that would be a good deal.

Ya probably unrealistic unless it was end of year, they just don't wanna give me enough for mine, same truck on lot had a price of 36 with 3000 more miles they wanna give me 28,,,, uhgg

saric · February 18, 2016

Hey guys,

First post... total newb when it comes to buying trucks. I'm going to ask a dumb question.

So I have been in the market for a Sierra 1500 with the 6.2L engine and the Max Trailering package (which are tough to find by the way in my neck of the woods). I've been dealing with a few dealers 400-500 miles away trying to get the best price. I'm $2-3k apart with a dealer right now on the exact one we want and I'm trying to arm myself with information to go back to them with.

Here's my question.... The GM supplier discount... is that something that eats into the dealer's profit or does the factory reimburse them for that? So basically, if they're giving a $5k discount on the truck and there is another $1k factory rebate ($6k in total)... would any savings I could gain through the GM supplier discount be on top of that $6k or would the dealer consider that part of the $5k they were already giving off?

Hopefully that makes sense?

Also, any discounts I should be looking out for that are less advertised? I'm not a GM owner/lessee, haven't spent time in the military or anything of the sort. I see these conquest bonuses which I believe are for current owners, but thought I'd ask.

Thanks for your help!

sdoyle21 · February 18, 2016

Go to the supplier discount website and build it the way you want and search for the truck at dealerships near you. Also you can maybe find that truck by vin on the supplier website and see the numbers. Usually the supplier discount isn't a special deal. They have trucks all around me on sale at the supplier discount price. But with a special truck like you are looking for, the supplier deal might be alright. I'm sure they get reimbursed for that.

https://www.gmsupplierdiscount.com Log in and you can start searching.

Also maybe you qualify for the 2000 rebate for trading in a 99 or newer NON GM car or truck.

I got the GM employee price

Sticker was 42250 and that brought it down to 37700 and then got another 10250 in rebates, one being trading in a non GM car (Nissan Altima )

saric · February 18, 2016

Thanks sdloyle21....

I agree with you, the supplier discount pricing isn't anything earth shattering. That's why I was hoping it would be on top of whatever the dealer was already giving off. If anyone else has a definitive answer to this (post 1736), I'd appreciate it.

Also, anyone who has insights on lesser known incentives (Conquest Cash, Credit Union Member), I'm all ears. Trying to close a $2-3k gap with a dealer.

Thanks!

Matthew Cooper · February 18, 2016

2015 purchased last summer crew cab short bed chevy 1500 texas edition 2LT sticker was 45 paid 31. that included negative trade of about 3k. worst deal i have ever done.

'01LS1 · February 18, 2016

Thanks sdloyle21....

I agree with you, the supplier discount pricing isn't anything earth shattering. That's why I was hoping it would be on top of whatever the dealer was already giving off. If anyone else has a definitive answer to this (post 1736), I'd appreciate it.

Also, anyone who has insights on lesser known incentives (Conquest Cash, Credit Union Member), I'm all ears. Trying to close a $2-3k gap with a dealer.

Thanks!

This may help. http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/topic/178494-1500-private-offer-tips/page-11

martha3065 · February 18, 2016

Thanks sdloyle21....

I agree with you, the supplier discount pricing isn't anything earth shattering. That's why I was hoping it would be on top of whatever the dealer was already giving off. If anyone else has a definitive answer to this (post 1736), I'd appreciate it.

Also, anyone who has insights on lesser known incentives (Conquest Cash, Credit Union Member), I'm all ears. Trying to close a $2-3k gap with a dealer.

Thanks!

Supplier pricing is a sale price, not a discount or rebate that gets applied. It doesn't get applied on top of dealer discounts. If using this program, the price you see on the supplier discount site is the price you pay, less rebates. If you use this, the dealer is locked into the price they can sell for. Negotiation must then come on the trade side.

Conquest cash is available if you have a non-GM vehicle titled in your household. Try to get a private offer (http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?/topic/178494-00-Private-Offer-Tips). This is $1500 but can't be used with conquest cash.

If you have someone in the household that works in the education field, they are eligible for the educator discount. This is the same as supplier, but you can still use GM Card points, which you cannot with supplier.