~$88.8k on a $97k sticker, so yeah 8.5%. And another $1k off if you take GM’s financing
2025 Order Pricing
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My SO and I went out to test drive 2024 Suburbans in the 5.3L and 6.2L gas configurations. The dealer advised that ordered 2025 Suburbans would be at MSRP (initially).
I did a quick search on Chevy's build configurator and local dealer inventory and I found a few already advertising discounts on in-transit 2025 Suburbans:
$5000 off MSRP - https://www.nnchevrolet.com/VehicleSearchResults?search=new&model=Suburban&year=2025
$750+ off MSRP depending on location - https://www.bomninchevroletmanassas.com/VehicleSearchResults?search=new&year=2025&model=Suburban
$1000 off MSRP - https://www.cmaschevroletofmartinsburg.com/new-vehicles/suburban/?_dFR[make][0]=Chevrolet&_dFR[model][0]=Suburban&_dFR[type][0]=New&_dFR[type][1]=CTP&_dFR[type][2]=Demo&_dFR[year][0]=2025
~$2000 off MSRP - https://www.koonswhitemarshchevy.co...suv&ModelAndTrim=Suburban&yearrange=2025-2025
$3000-4000 off MSRP - https://www.countrychevrolet.com/new-inventory/index.htm?model=Suburban&year=2025-2025
$2000 off MSRP - https://www.adamschevrolet.com/new-...[1]=CTP&_dFR[type][2]=Demo&_dFR[year][0]=2025
... what do you think the discounts will be once these 2025s start to pile on dealer lots in 1-3 months?
I did a quick search on Chevy's build configurator and local dealer inventory and I found a few already advertising discounts on in-transit 2025 Suburbans:
$5000 off MSRP - https://www.nnchevrolet.com/VehicleSearchResults?search=new&model=Suburban&year=2025
$750+ off MSRP depending on location - https://www.bomninchevroletmanassas.com/VehicleSearchResults?search=new&year=2025&model=Suburban
$1000 off MSRP - https://www.cmaschevroletofmartinsburg.com/new-vehicles/suburban/?_dFR[make][0]=Chevrolet&_dFR[model][0]=Suburban&_dFR[type][0]=New&_dFR[type][1]=CTP&_dFR[type][2]=Demo&_dFR[year][0]=2025
~$2000 off MSRP - https://www.koonswhitemarshchevy.co...suv&ModelAndTrim=Suburban&yearrange=2025-2025
$3000-4000 off MSRP - https://www.countrychevrolet.com/new-inventory/index.htm?model=Suburban&year=2025-2025
$2000 off MSRP - https://www.adamschevrolet.com/new-...[1]=CTP&_dFR[type][2]=Demo&_dFR[year][0]=2025
... what do you think the discounts will be once these 2025s start to pile on dealer lots in 1-3 months?
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Classic Chevy started advertising $3000 off MSRP yesterday. They were at MSRP last month. Wonder what the discounts will look like in January/February/March across the board for other high volume dealers...
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Used supplier pricing on mine but they were gonna knock off about 2500 if I didn’t.
Did you get anything thrown in, or did you just take the supplier discount as it is? I am using it and trying to negotiate a little with options.
I reached out to them on a GMC Sierra 1500. Their ordering process was ... interesting. They said they would not be able to provide a quote until they submitted the build to GM and the vehicle was invoiced.
Question for you folks that are more familiar with GMC's factory ordering process...
Are you able to lock in the current rebates/qualified rebates at time of ordering and opt for the rebates/qualified rebates at time of delivery if those are better?
I've talked to a few GMC dealers and they don't seem to indicate that you can lock in GM rebates/qualified rebates at the time of order.
Are you able to lock in the current rebates/qualified rebates at time of ordering and opt for the rebates/qualified rebates at time of delivery if those are better?
I've talked to a few GMC dealers and they don't seem to indicate that you can lock in GM rebates/qualified rebates at the time of order.
