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jaycough

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I looked into them, it is part of the Miami Lakes AutoMall. I built a loaded 2021 Premier Suburban 4WD and it was essentially employee pricing ($68,900)and you can pick up at dealer or have it delivered.

What sucks now, is I hate the interior color and looking to move to GMC. NOWcar doesn't do GMC right now..this blows
 
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I suggest waiting, if possible, until October/November. This should bring some things into equilibrium -- newly manufactured vehicles and the used car market settling out. Car manufacturers might also then experience more of the dearth of customers due to Covid, so they may be more willing to come down in price. The flip of that being that we have more Covid issues, in which case that is pushed out months further. But there is definitely a car purchasing bubble, right now.
 
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So I had some time this past weekend and decided to stop by a few dealers for some price quotes.

1st stop, Airport Chevy in Orlando. They have a 21 Tahoe with MSRP of about $60k. Making small talk with the salesperson, I told him I was really looking for a 20 Tahoe but would entertain a 21 if could get a deal on it. I asked him what he's seen the 21's lease for , his reply was $1500 per month and stressed there were absolutely no discounts on these!?!?! I immediately realized he was full of shit. Anyways i proceeded, he said i could get a quote in less than 10 minutes so I obliged. I mentioned Supplier discount and loyalty. His Manager came back and says there is no loyalty discount. She looked everywhere and couldn't find it. I showed her the email I got from Chevy and she says she will be back. A few minutes later they both come back with the quote. She somehow found the $2k loyalty discount and also applied $1k supplier discount. Quote for 36/10 w/$2k drive off was $840. I almost threw up in my mouth. Sales mgr left, sales person tell me they have had 5 so far in his dealer ship and he sold 4 and though this was a good deal. I said thank you but no thank you.

As Im walking out, I tell the Mgr thanks as well and that Id rather wait as I dont have to turn my 17 Tahoe in until Oct. Her GM stops by and starts reviewing the deal as well. I mentioned to them it seems as though the 21 Yukon have better incentives as I had also gotten a quote for a similarly equipped Yukon for $750 per month with $2k drive offs. The GM plays around with it and says i can do $750 with $2k drive off on this Tahoe. He mentions they've gotten 3 thus far and hes looking to move as many cars as he can. I say thanks but no thanks.

2nd stop - Carl Black in Orlando--not as eventful. They quoted me $900 for 39/10 with MSRP of $58k. They did include $2k loyalty and $2k Supplier discount.

My search continues.....
 

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So I had some time this past weekend and decided to stop by a few dealers for some price quotes.

1st stop, Airport Chevy in Orlando. They have a 21 Tahoe with MSRP of about $60k. Making small talk with the salesperson, I told him I was really looking for a 20 Tahoe but would entertain a 21 if could get a deal on it. I asked him what he's seen the 21's lease for , his reply was $1500 per month and stressed there were absolutely no discounts on these!?!?! I immediately realized he was full of shit. Anyways i proceeded, he said i could get a quote in less than 10 minutes so I obliged. I mentioned Supplier discount and loyalty. His Manager came back and says there is no loyalty discount. She looked everywhere and couldn't find it. I showed her the email I got from Chevy and she says she will be back. A few minutes later they both come back with the quote. She somehow found the $2k loyalty discount and also applied $1k supplier discount. Quote for 36/10 w/$2k drive off was $840. I almost threw up in my mouth. Sales mgr left, sales person tell me they have had 5 so far in his dealer ship and he sold 4 and though this was a good deal. I said thank you but no thank you.

As Im walking out, I tell the Mgr thanks as well and that Id rather wait as I dont have to turn my 17 Tahoe in until Oct. Her GM stops by and starts reviewing the deal as well. I mentioned to them it seems as though the 21 Yukon have better incentives as I had also gotten a quote for a similarly equipped Yukon for $750 per month with $2k drive offs. The GM plays around with it and says i can do $750 with $2k drive off on this Tahoe. He mentions they've gotten 3 thus far and hes looking to move as many cars as he can. I say thanks but no thanks.

2nd stop - Carl Black in Orlando--not as eventful. They quoted me $900 for 39/10 with MSRP of $58k. They did include $2k loyalty and $2k Supplier discount.

My search continues.....

What was the lease term on the above quotes?
 

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I looked into them, it is part of the Miami Lakes AutoMall. I built a loaded 2021 Premier Suburban 4WD and it was essentially employee pricing ($68,900)and you can pick up at dealer or have it delivered.

What sucks now, is I hate the interior color and looking to move to GMC. NOWcar doesn't do GMC right now..this blows
 

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My Z71 sticker was $66,550. Got $2K loyalty cash and they paid off my trade which was better than fair being 1 year away from term end. In additional they bought my factory wheels and tires back which paid for my new wheels. They also mounted and balanced my new wheels an tires I brought to them and they owe me a level install if I decide to go with it. All in all I feel like I got a decent deal with the current market demand on the Tahoes. They are selling nearly 1 a day at my local dealership. When I was negotiating I asked them what a lease would be to compare and they told me $820 for 48/10 (tier1 A+credit). This pretty well aligned with what the Chevy Build price/lease was on line. IMO, If you were quoted 36/10 for $830 that sounds pretty good to me and does not sound to be out of line with what the current deals are, with GM credit anyway.
 
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