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MetallicaMatt 07-24-2014 07:34 PM

Test Drive
 
Well I've been talking to the local dealership for a couple weeks, right now I've got a 2014 Sierra 1500 SLT in my driveway. I'm taking it on an "extended test drive" for a couple days.

Pretty impressed with the truck and the quality. Some items I don't like, lots of bells and whistles that are just going to break down the road.

I'd pull the trigger on one, but I'm at a moral aggravation at GM and the lousy rebates. $1500 for the SLT's, why bother.

I'll wait till August, see if they change (they probably wont). I know the '15's won't have any rebates. Might have to wait for the new F-150's to come out and see if GM gets their head out of their @$$ and provides more rebates.

I even get GM Employee discount, but I remember getting a TON off my last truck. I guess I'm a cranky old man, even at 29 years old :eyes:

Noah Burns 07-24-2014 08:53 PM

I get a kick out of all these guys bitching about "I'm unhappy with the rebates" if your purchase is based on rebates then maybe you can't afford it?

MetallicaMatt 07-24-2014 09:02 PM

I can afford it, but when GM used to offer $7-8k off in rebates compared to a more expensive truck with zero incentives? c'mon

FFDP 07-24-2014 09:03 PM


Originally Posted by Noah Burns (Post 5232280)
I get a kick out of all these guys bitching about "I'm unhappy with the rebates" if your purchase is based on rebates then maybe you can't afford it?

I'm in the same boat. Why would you buy a vehicle that costs 1/4 of your house.

Synthetic 07-25-2014 12:38 PM


Originally Posted by Noah Burns (Post 5232280)
I get a kick out of all these guys bitching about "I'm unhappy with the rebates" if your purchase is based on rebates then maybe you can't afford it?

Or maybe (and this is just a guess) people like saving cash. I'm guessing you'd rather spend $42K than $48K on the same truck. Same principle applies to everything. I'm more inclined to buy something when it's on sale than when it's not on sale. It's really not a matter of affordability.

726.0chevelle 07-25-2014 12:40 PM

I disagree with the rebate comment maybe people hate buying a truck then two months later seeing an additional 2 or 3 k in rebates. Plus the rate new trucks are inflating compared to wages increases gives people a valid reason to gripe.

BlackGMC 07-25-2014 12:41 PM

This is why i will never ever buy a new vehicle. I buy used... and NO WAY IN HELL would i pay over 40k for anything....

joshua022 07-27-2014 07:51 PM

I just got almost 9k off in rebates and incentives on my rcsb sle, less than two weeks ago.

MetallicaMatt 07-28-2014 07:13 AM

I remember seeing the rebates at 8k and some change for the SLE's for the 4th of July.

but I thought that was for crew cabs only? (or it is now)

KozzyJr 07-28-2014 10:48 AM


Originally Posted by Noah Burns (Post 5232280)
I get a kick out of all these guys bitching about "I'm unhappy with the rebates" if your purchase is based on rebates then maybe you can't afford it?

I agree with this. Regardless of rebates if you want it and can afford it buy it. You only live once so why cheap out on yourself if you can afford it. Either ways new vehicles these days are not meant to be cheap :pimp:


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