From Tundra to which 3/4 ton
In the market for a new hd truck, coming from a tundra 5.7, pulling power was never the problem, but payload was once we hooked up the Outback 250rs, filled the 8' bed with firewood, grill, coolers, 4...
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katoom400 wrote:Dadoffourgirls wrote:
If you will buy by Friday, I can share GM employee price since you own a non-GM vehicle. This will give you a specific price and $2k rebate.
If there is anybody else buying this week, send me a PM.
I can't buy by this Friday since I have to sell my Tundra first..unless the dealer gave me a stellar trade price...(one delaer only offered me 10k for it, but said I should have no problem getting 16k for it on the street...) I walked
still I would be interested to know what the discount could be? I stopped by a chevy dealer yesterday and they had an LT 2500HD for $48k, I told him I was looking at Ram's for about $35k, he said "the Ram is an inerior truck to the GM"...I walked again.
Seems the dealers in the north east want to hit a home run with every sale....looking on AutoTrader.Com I see some deals in the south, and I'm willing to give up a weekend driving in order to save 5-10k!
Employee price on a MSRP of $50k is about $44.7k. There is then cash allowance of $2k. Therefore, it would be under $43k for a 2500HD LT CC 4x4 with a sticker of $50k.
If you sell your Tundra, let me know. We frequently get the chance to share our discount with Friends that own competitive vehicles.
