Price paid?

2007silveradonbs · February 16, 2015

These what did you pay threads crack me up. Prices depend on area and half the people here give an out the door price that has no way of ever being true. 30% off a brand new truck.......... Well below even employee pricing...... OKAY

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jamin87ss · February 16, 2015

2015 GMC Sierra 1500 SLE All Terrain

MSRP $48,880

Paid $33,780 + Tax

Laura GMC/Buick in St Louis was offering some great deals around the end of the year.

Crew or dbl

ASME · February 16, 2015

Crew Cab

ASME · February 16, 2015

These what did you pay threads crack me up. Prices depend on area and half the people here give an out the door price that has no way of ever being true. 30% off a brand new truck.......... Well below even employee pricing...... OKAY

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You crack me up that you overpaid OKAY. Pro tip learn to buy trucks at the end of the year they come with a large mark up.

jamin87ss · February 16, 2015

Dam u did better then me lol

'01LS1 · February 16, 2015

You crack me up that you overpaid OKAY. Pro tip learn to buy trucks at the end of the year they come with a large mark up.

I was hoping you would show that.

2007silveradonbs · February 16, 2015

You crack me up that you overpaid OKAY. Pro tip learn to buy trucks at the end of the year they come with a large mark up.

You make my point. Look at the line above.. 9600 down.. Add 9600 to the price at the bottom, and that is what you paid... Without seeing the entire buyers order, it is hard to see where the money comes from. It states rebates at the top, but at least in my area there have never been 9600 in rebates available. The max here has be $8000 on a 14 not a 15. Now, I didn't overpay either, but I don't ever share what I pay because it is highly subjective to areas of the country, but it was below supplier.

ASME · February 16, 2015

$9600 was the 20% off GM vehicles sale that went on near the end of the year, it was a nation wide sale.

2007silveradonbs · February 16, 2015

Got it.. It didn't apply to trucks here. Only the oldest cruze sonic or camaro on the lot. All said and done folks can still get 20% off on any vehicle as long as they know where to look and how to negotiate

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nfisherman · February 16, 2015

The invoice above shows a balance of $43,642. That's before the cash down is applied. The balance wasn't the $48K on the sticker. I'd guess that there was a trade-in involved to get you to the $33K selling price. So, you paid $33K plus the value of your trade-in plus discounts and rebates. That much I can believe.

jeg1 · February 16, 2015

Traded a 14 that listed for $41,395 for a 15 that lists for $43,165, $2,000 and my truck so basically paid the difference in list and moved up a year, and the tax was only $100.

Need to change my sig pic, new truck is black

ctownson · February 16, 2015

^{Picking up a new 2014 High Country, crew 4wd, Thursday. MSRP was $51730. Out the door including TTL is $41,852. Will reduce that by another thousand or so with GM Card points.}

austingta · February 17, 2015

Traded a 14 that listed for $41,395 for a 15 that lists for $43,165, $2,000 and my truck so basically paid the difference in list and moved up a year, and the tax was only $100.

Need to change my sig pic, new truck is black

That's very good. Did you have a lot of equity in the 14 due to a big down payment when you bought it?