Prices Paid

[AZRiverRunner]

2015 Tahoe LT, 4x4, max towing, Nav, 20" polished wheels, and premium ride w/leveling. I bought through the Costco Auto Buyer Program. $1,200 UNDER invoice. Less GM loyalty incentive of $1,000, and $3,000 credit from my GM card. In total, sticker was $58k, paid just under $49k.

 

[tenbigblinds]

Purchased my 3/07/15. 2015i Yukon SLT with Nav, Rear Entertainment, Collision Alarming, Fully loaded. Vehicle had 2100 miles on it and I paid $53,900 including 100K warranty. Unreal deal. MSRP $65K

2015i Yukon SLT 5.3L
- Open Road (Nav & Rear Entertainment), Marimoto HID Upgrade, 24" Lexani Luxury Wheels, Pirelli Scorpion 305/35/24, WeatherTech Digital Fit, HMI (Video in Motion & Cell Mirroring) Upgrade

 

[WBHMSU]

How did you manage to get that deal? It's a few more grand than I'm looking to spend but if I could find a peach like that I just might spring for it. Great job and great looking vehicle.

 

[tenbigblinds]

WBHMSU - I got very lucky. The previous owner paid cash and then decided he wanted a convertible for spring summer. I just happened to be at the dealership when it came on the lot and they flipped it to me for a 1K profit which I gladly paid. All in after taxes I financed 57,590 with no money down thru Ally. Disadvantage is its the same color as the Caddy! Lol.

2015i Yukon SLT 5.3L
- Open Road (Nav & Rear Entertainment), Marimoto HID Upgrade, 24" Lexani Luxury Wheels, Pirelli Scorpion 305/35/24, WeatherTech Digital Fit, HMI (Video in Motion & Cell Mirroring) Upgrade

 

[AReeves08]

Just ordered a 2015 4WD Iridium Metallic Denali with dark atmosphere interior and Q7M wheels:
MSRP: $69,610
Paid: $63,118
Savings: $6,492 w/ Zero Incentives

I've got my fingers crossed for big incentives in June! I'm not holding my breath though. You'd think they'd want to give me something for being in a completely Ford family top to bottom, but No...

 

[Shaggy]

What are you guys paying monthly? I want to get back into one but damn, they show around $1000/month on sites. I know I can probably get that lower, but wow!

 

[techbrute]

It's just math. Here's a calculator to help out: http://www.bankrate.com/calculators/auto/auto-loan-calculator.aspx

Figure out what rate you can get by checking your bank's website, or the dealer's promotional rates. My CU was doing 1.9% for up to 72 months when I got my loan, which is practically free money. Plug your rate and term into the calculator, then change the loan amount around until you get to a payment that you are comfortable with. Then you just have to pay the difference between what the new car costs and that loan amount. You can do that with a trade or cash.

 

[tenbigblinds]

$997 per month for 56 months no money down.


2015i Yukon SLT 5.3L
- Open Road (Nav & Rear Entertainment), Marimoto HID Upgrade, 24" Lexani Luxury Wheels, Pirelli Scorpion 305/35/24, WeatherTech Digital Fit, HMI (Video in Motion & Cell Mirroring) Upgrade, vLED Fogs/Plate/Backups/AirRaid Jr.... Looking to do more!

 

[techbrute]

The going discount in the DFW area seems to be about $5K on a Denali XL.

 

[WBHMSU]

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