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Jan 13, 2006 | 10:58 PM

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diehardchevy

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Originally Posted by gonzo 6.0

From what I remember you told me about the #s you got a killer deal,couple grand less than red tag before your GM card and the other thing.I dont know how anyone could have done better,you got yours for net net minus your other two discounts or close to it.I checked on a price 2 weeks ago.Red tag price was all he would do.When I am ready,I am looking for 10K off MSRP (the old msrp) i maybe a little optimistic

i think you should be able to pull it off. now if sales suddenly go through the roof then it may be a little harder. do you have a gm card?

Jan 13, 2006 | 11:07 PM

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gonzo 6.2

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i think you should be able to pull it off. now if sales suddenly go through the roof then it may be a little harder. do you have a gm card?

Yes,since 1994 I have redimed 9K on a total of 6 trucks(94-04), Love the GM card.(on 2 cards)Should start a pole

Jan 14, 2006 | 02:41 AM

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I'm glad you can get deals. I was willing to pay the employee discount price on a Dmax back in the summer but the dealers here in SETex would not deal on a trade. Low wholesale was all they would talk and if you didn't like the it too bad. It was take it or leave it.

I really want a 1500 4wd Vmax but not available here and probably no dealing if it were.

Jan 14, 2006 | 02:45 AM

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gonzo 6.2

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What is wrong with low wholesale for the trade if they already have theres discounted for a cash price?

Jan 14, 2006 | 03:13 AM

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I guess I can't see giving my truck away. I took my truck and had it aprased(sp) and also looked online to find the wholesale, trade in and retail price and the price the dealer offered was $5000 less than the lowest price I was given. Then they wanted to add the payoff of my truck onto the price of the new truck so the price of the GMEP truck was more than the original MSRP. I don't mind a dealer making a profit but not stealing my truck.
I did my homework and worked what I thought was a fair deal on my truck. I paid $10K off MSRP then. I guess you have to pay half MSRP now to not be upside down on your note.

Sorry for the rant!

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Jan 14, 2006 | 09:12 AM

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gonzo 6.2

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You cant blame them for what you owe,thats how its done,add your payoff to the difference,its your pay off it could have been less had you made bigger payments.You truck is worth,what someone is willing to pay,retail it out of the newspaper or go to a independent dealer and have them buy it outright.I dont know your market and your truck could be soft there,maybe find a dealer outside your state in a better market.