$12,000 off MSRP, the 15's must be getting close

I had planned on getting a 2015 HD to replace my '03 D/A. Instead found a '13 equipped close to my target, $9k below MSRP and probably another $2k-$3k in price increases and options. The savings will pay for a lot of diesel fuel and 10 years from now it won't matter which body style, they will both be old.

Slow sales for some makers/models have generated improved pricing

Me Again wrote:
http://www.autonews.com/article/20140226/RETAIL/140229891/chevy-to-boost-march-incentives-in-unprecedented-promotional-assault

Might be a good time for your new truck purchase.

chevman :)

I got a call yesterday from the dealer where I got my truck asking if I would trade in my 2012 2500hd on a new truck if the payment was about the same. I said no. But I did look online to see what the incentives were. Seems like $3500 rebate here in Richmond VA. That seems pretty normal to me. What are the incentives like elsewhere

GM said they were going to have supplier pricing on all models this month because of slow sales. Chris

The 2015 I ordered was $4500 more than what I could have gotten a similarly equipped 14. Hope it is worth it. Right now there are no incentives on the 15's but hopefully by the time mine arrives in 10 to 14 weeks (could be sooner, who knows) there may at least be some customer loyalty cash. That and my GM card earnings would make it a little sweeter.

$12,000 off of the most reliable HD truck. That is awesome.

Value, that's what I'm talking about.

45Ricochet wrote:
Wow $12k off :W Something tells me it was another slow month of sales :(

I'm sure your dealer will sell a bunch of em.

It's a bit surprising, this particular dealer doesn't tend to deal very much on price.

Wow $12k off :W Something tells me it was another slow month of sales :(

I'm sure your dealer will sell a bunch of em.