kornfreak_401

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I may be in the market to buy a new '07 Silverado and I wanted to get some help or advice on negotiating the price. I will most likely buy from Lone Star chevy on 290. I test drove the texas edt '07 Silverado and I was in heaven My 2500HD is bad *** n' all but I want something more economical. Any other dealership that may offer good rebates n' such?

What about trading in a vehicle? good or bad?

What can I do/say to get that # down?! Anybody here sell trucks lol??


thanks in advanced.

Jerry

sleek silverado

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If you have already set your mind on Lone Star, then go ask if they have any rebate offers. They can look them up for you. Other than that, you can always put dealers up against each other. ie: One dealer has a better price, see if Lone Star is willing to beat that price.

01z

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my dad has a lonestar crew cab 2wd, its pretty badass, way better than a ram or f-1 shitty. i dont know how badass the new tundras are or arent

kornfreak_401

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thanks B. tunra I want to get the best deal as possible...

BLACKND

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honestly, figure out what you ultimately want, as far as truck, options color etc....., and use bmguypower.com to locate your truck. Then once you find it, use their online quote link to get prices. This is how I have bought both of my last 2 trucks and got great deals on them, although with the new ones being, well, new, they might not be willing to deal much yet. Online, I have never had issues with them trying to screw me by only giving me rebates or knocking price down.

They should give you the best price possible on the truck and then apply any rebates.

I bought my 2006 Z71 from Munday and felt like I got a great deal, my previous one before that, I bought my 2004 GMC Sierra 1500 Crew from LaRoche in Brenham, and got an unbelievable deal.

kornfreak_401

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thanks for the advice!

Morpheus

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My advice would be to get a GMC cuz they look better and have better resale. I can price you a GMC for comparison if you like.

kornfreak_401

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true, true they have better resale bur i like chevy's better!

02ss98C5

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wait for the '08s to start coming out and then you can get really good deals on the '07s. The only prolem will be getting the color and options that you want.

kornfreak_401

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thats the only thing i dont want is to be limited in options. well ima go on wed to chat with them

BLACKND

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Yeah, test drive all you want and figure out exactly what you want, but when you buy, buy from the internet manager, they'll give you the best deals IMO.

kornfreak_401

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well ima test drive a few more models on wed. we'll see what happens yet. i dont even know if i should by one. i get all excited and i start buying stuff out of impulse. i need to think a lot of things over...

Phil8616

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Yeah, I know what you mean man, Ill get all excited over one thing then wait a few days and find something else....sucks

Id wait til the 08 models come out though, should be early fall and hopefully they will have the A6 in the trucks, wish they still had the 5spd stick as an option.

kornfreak_401

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yeah i know i was thinking about that. it would be nice to have one of those 6.0l maxx trucks with a stick

Phil8616

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Yes sir, or the 6.2L Denali with a 6spd stick... Ok enough dreaming. My buddy has an 07 Silverado Z71 and he has way over 15k already on it and he loves it. So Im sure you will be happy either way.

kornfreak_401

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oh man i cant stop droolling. ok Jerry man up...

playtoy

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Try ordering one with all of the opitons you want. I did that a couple of months ago and got it for invoice plus destination fee. There was also a 1000 rebate at the time. I think I got a pretty good deal.

+1 for going through the internet sales. They are more willing cut you a deal.

Nine Ball

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You should be able to buy just about any vehicle at invoice minus rebates. How do you get that price you ask? Simple, find the invoice price, the current rebates, and just tell the sales manager that is what you will pay. If they won't sell, go somewhere else.

You can find a general invoice price if you build the vehicle on kbb.com or edmunds.com, then check the Chevy website for rebates or specials in your area.

kornfreak_401

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Thanks Tony thats really good stuff. I'll see what they say tomorrow!

WildBills Toyota

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Go test drive the new tundra and you will forget all about the chevy