[69 Post Sedan]

I see Chevy/GMC trucks with good incentives but if you look at the fine print, it’s for an “All Star Edition”......so you have to buy their designated truck or you don’t get the incentives.

I looked all over for a deal on a 6.2 Silverado but the deals weren’t on this truck.....I ended up buying a really nice used one with low miles that was beat to crap!

Now, if you do your homework and wait for the right time, it’s possible to get $11k-$15k off a new Chevy/GMC truck......depending on the dealer and incentives.

My last two trucks that I purchased new, I got around $11k off sticker price.

Back in 2004, I went to a local dealer to trade a truck (S10 Crew Cab) in for a new one. This dealer is 3 miles from my house and they sell.....or at least did sell....about 300 cars a month when GM was making vehicles in Janesville. They told me what I’d get for trade in. Later that day, I called up another small town dealer and asked what he would give me for trade in. He offered me $1400 more than our local dealer, over the phone. I called up the other salesman, who is a long time friend of mine, and told him the situation. He told me they couldn’t give me that much and that $1400 more was a good deal......so I ended up going 25 miles away and get the truck from the small dealer.

My brother has a Chrysler minivan that he purchased in Daytona Florida. He lives in Inverness Florida. Decided he wanted a new one, called the dealer up, made the deal over the phone. My sister in law tells my brother to call them back and have them deliver it. Believe it or not, the dealer delivered that new van to their house.....2 hours away!!!

Kurt