I've done my research for the last two months and have seen as much as $10k off. I had a deal on one for $9,400 off, but at the end backed out because I found another I wanted with a different color interior. I ended up losing that one because someone bought it before me. Prices are dropping...
So we go with more months for lower payments that way we can save more but there is no penalty for paying it off early so paying 6k isn’t going to happen.
This is her vehicle. I have a 2011 F150 lariat that is paid off. I only have 60,000 miles on it so I will be keeping it for a long time. I keep my vehicles in great shape so they last. No reason to buy a new truck when mine is paid for and in great shape.
Do you guys think it would be better to wait until Labor Day sales or end of the year sales to try to get a better deal on a new one? To the poster about putting 33% down with 84 months; just like a lower payment, that’s all. We may put more down but I would go over $25k. Again, I could buy it...
We can afford the monthly payment but we are both savers it would be always nice to save more money per month if we went with the Tahoe. In all honesty I can buy the car out right but I do not want to deplete my savings to almost nothing . Yes I have a bunch of money in a 457 but I’m not...
They are taking way more off XLT’s then they are a limited or platinum’s. They have too many XLT’s out there and I have seen 10 to 11 grand off but I do not want an XLT. Of course GMC and Chevy are discounting Tahoe‘s and yukons more because there are way more of them out there and that style...
So I recently posted my wife and I were going to build but I found a White Platinum Limited with 5,100 miles on it with a MSRP of 68,200. The dealership is going to sell it to me for $63,515 out the door. It has all the features she wants but in the end it's still a 63k vehicle. We plan on...
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