Price paid?

JimCost2014 · February 28, 2017

Have one coming soon at nearly $2,000 below actual invoice (as it appears on the buy order), and will get all applicable rebates/incentives (including a bonus tag discount) based on the date the truck hits the ground. That's pretty good. As far as being the most intelligent person on the site --- hardly, just a lot brighter than you.

yes you are, first fact you got right. good luck with your new truck.

JimCost2014 · February 28, 2017

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me too, always free and plenty of it.

bovineplane · March 4, 2017

Have one coming soon at nearly $2,000 below actual invoice (as it appears on the buy order), and will get all applicable rebates/incentives (including a bonus tag discount) based on the date the truck hits the ground. That's pretty good. As far as being the most intelligent person on the site --- hardly, just a lot brighter than you.

For a guy who had to ask about the cost of oil changes on a truck he has not purchased, how best to use a fre 2k incentive he does not qualify for until his truck arrives, etc you actually sound like a real tool going on and on with a guy on the interwebs over a non-consequential topic.

Can we keep it to price paid and stay away from the measuring contest?

Dallas Lemon · March 6, 2017

My 1st post on this forum.

Just picked up my new 2017 GMC Sierra All Terrain w/ Premium pkg. Crew Cab Short Box 4x4 with Sunroof and Trailer Brake in Summit White.

MSRP: $54,955.00

Invoice: $52,128.00

Price Paid: $39,955.00

Dealership was running a $15,000.00 off MSRP promotion on this particular truck so I jumped on it. It had all the exact options that I wanted. Drove 300 miles roundtrip to get it.

Included in that discount was a rebate of $5909.00 that came from GM and the remaining $9,091.00 was a dealer discount.

Did not have to negotiate at all as this is over 27% off MSRP. All other dealerships in the PNW are around $44-46k for this same truck.

I also paid an additional $2,750 for a full Bumper-to-Bumper Extended Warranty for 7 years/100k miles. They offered it for $5,000 and I negotiated that down. Never bought an extended warranty before but considering the amount of computers and technology this truck has, I figured it was worth it this time.

I live in Olympia, WA and bought from Autotown GMC in Gladstone, OR. From what I've seen on their website, they offer these promotional prices on certain trucks on a regular basis.

Judging by what I've seen on these forums, anything over 20% off is good so my 27% off is great. I was considering even flying out to Laura GMC to get one, but I don't think I've even seen them sell for this low price.

My advice is to be patient. I've been looking for around 3-4 months and just waiting until a deal this like popped up.

STINSAN3 · March 6, 2017

That's pretty impressive!

jamin87ss · March 6, 2017

My 1st post on this forum.

Just picked up my new 2017 GMC Sierra All Terrain w/ Premium pkg. Crew Cab Short Box 4x4 with Sunroof and Trailer Brake in Summit White.

MSRP: $54,955.00

Invoice: $52,128.00

Price Paid: $39,955.00

Dealership was running a $15,000.00 off MSRP promotion on this particular truck so I jumped on it. It had all the exact options that I wanted. Drove 300 miles roundtrip to get it.

Included in that discount was a rebate of $5909.00 that came from GM and the remaining $9,091.00 was a dealer discount.

Did not have to negotiate at all as this is over 27% off MSRP. All other dealerships in the PNW are around $44-46k for this same truck.

I also paid an additional $2,750 for a full Bumper-to-Bumper Extended Warranty for 7 years/100k miles. They offered it for $5,000 and I negotiated that down. Never bought an extended warranty before but considering the amount of computers and technology this truck has, I figured it was worth it this time.

I live in Olympia, WA and bought from Autotown GMC in Gladstone, OR. From what I've seen on their website, they offer these promotional prices on certain trucks on a regular basis.

Judging by what I've seen on these forums, anything over 20% off is good so my 27% off is great. I was considering even flying out to Laura GMC to get one, but I don't think I've even seen them sell for this low price.

My advice is to be patient. I've been looking for around 3-4 months and just waiting until a deal this like popped up.

dude wheres the fire extinguisher thats a smoking and I mean smoking deal. bye far the best Ive seen in a while, maybe best ever

Zackb250 · March 6, 2017

My 1st post on this forum.

Just picked up my new 2017 GMC Sierra All Terrain w/ Premium pkg. Crew Cab Short Box 4x4 with Sunroof and Trailer Brake in Summit White.

MSRP: $54,955.00

Invoice: $52,128.00

Price Paid: $39,955.00

Dealership was running a $15,000.00 off MSRP promotion on this particular truck so I jumped on it. It had all the exact options that I wanted. Drove 300 miles roundtrip to get it.

Included in that discount was a rebate of $5909.00 that came from GM and the remaining $9,091.00 was a dealer discount.

Did not have to negotiate at all as this is over 27% off MSRP. All other dealerships in the PNW are around $44-46k for this same truck.

I also paid an additional $2,750 for a full Bumper-to-Bumper Extended Warranty for 7 years/100k miles. They offered it for $5,000 and I negotiated that down. Never bought an extended warranty before but considering the amount of computers and technology this truck has, I figured it was worth it this time.

I live in Olympia, WA and bought from Autotown GMC in Gladstone, OR. From what I've seen on their website, they offer these promotional prices on certain trucks on a regular basis.

Judging by what I've seen on these forums, anything over 20% off is good so my 27% off is great. I was considering even flying out to Laura GMC to get one, but I don't think I've even seen them sell for this low price.

My advice is to be patient. I've been looking for around 3-4 months and just waiting until a deal this like popped up.

Damn that's a crazy good deal! I just bought the same truck but in black and with a 6.2 a few weeks ago. Msrp was $57600 and paid $45995 at Lauras. Was waiting for a few months also and thought I got a steal. Great find!!

Doobs41378 · March 6, 2017

Great deal man. Congrats!

crafferty · March 6, 2017

My 1st post on this forum.

Just picked up my new 2017 GMC Sierra All Terrain w/ Premium pkg. Crew Cab Short Box 4x4 with Sunroof and Trailer Brake in Summit White.

MSRP: $54,955.00

Invoice: $52,128.00

Price Paid: $39,955.00

Dealership was running a $15,000.00 off MSRP promotion on this particular truck so I jumped on it. It had all the exact options that I wanted. Drove 300 miles roundtrip to get it.

Included in that discount was a rebate of $5909.00 that came from GM and the remaining $9,091.00 was a dealer discount.

Did not have to negotiate at all as this is over 27% off MSRP. All other dealerships in the PNW are around $44-46k for this same truck.

I also paid an additional $2,750 for a full Bumper-to-Bumper Extended Warranty for 7 years/100k miles. They offered it for $5,000 and I negotiated that down. Never bought an extended warranty before but considering the amount of computers and technology this truck has, I figured it was worth it this time.

I live in Olympia, WA and bought from Autotown GMC in Gladstone, OR. From what I've seen on their website, they offer these promotional prices on certain trucks on a regular basis.

Judging by what I've seen on these forums, anything over 20% off is good so my 27% off is great. I was considering even flying out to Laura GMC to get one, but I don't think I've even seen them sell for this low price.

My advice is to be patient. I've been looking for around 3-4 months and just waiting until a deal this like popped up.

You sir are the new deal master in this thread! Great job!

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Dallas Lemon · March 7, 2017

Thanks everyone for the positive comments. I am really enjoying this truck. The technology in this truck is mind blowing.

crafferty · March 7, 2017

Thanks everyone for the positive comments. I am really enjoying this truck. The technology in this truck is mind blowing.

I saw post over in price paid and have added that dealer to my favorites. I saw they had another one like yours at the same price too. Hoping they get some crew cab standard beds in stock.

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Sierra 5.3 · March 7, 2017

http://www.autotowngmcbuick.com/VehicleDetails/new-2017-GMC-Sierra_1500-Crew_Cab_Short_Box_4_Wheel_Drive_SLT-Gladstone-OR/2853831223

DDAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!! A far drive from the midwest, but a great deal.

duquephart · March 8, 2017

Thanks everyone for the positive comments. I am really enjoying this truck. The technology in this truck is mind blowing.

Mind blowing?

Dallas Lemon · March 8, 2017

Sure, mindblowing. Coming out of a 2009 Pontiac G8 GT with pretty much nothing tech-wise, not even bluetooth or navigation.

I keep finding new things in this truck that I had no idea it could do or even knew that any vehicle had in it.

duquephart · March 8, 2017

Sure, mindblowing. Coming out of a 2009 Pontiac G8 GT with pretty much nothing tech-wise, not even bluetooth or navigation.

I keep finding new things in this truck that I had no idea it could do or even knew that any vehicle had in it.

Ok, it does have some features that, if you've never had them, are nice/new. And the nannies package is important to some. But overall, no great shakes. It doesn't even have push button start - hardly mind blowing IMHO.