Questions about car buying

[Basikstylz]

Ok, I am thinking about buying a new Chevy Avalanche. What I'm mostly curious about is if anyone knows if the "gm employee discount" pricing is as low as the dealer will go? is it below invoice? Does anyone know what invoice is for the different trim levels of the Avalanche?

Thanks for any help.

 

[DannoMight]

A coworker of mine has one and hates it. said it started to have a bunch of problems around 30-40k miles. He may also just be pissed cause he spent over 40k on it and can't trade it in now.

 

[txbondsman]

you may want to PM Arabian, I believe he's in the business....

 

[miplank]

Dude...Do not buy new. Your an idiot if you do.

Employee pricing is a gimic. It doesn't mean shit. You can buy a used one with 10-15 miles on it and save yourself a fortune.

 

[miplank]

also...I own a dealership...so if you have any questions feel free to ask

 

[ortiz34]

The new Avalanche LTZ is bad ass

 

[UA_Iron]

Read this thread:
how to negotiate a great deal on a new car? Reloaded!!!

That will give you a good start.

If you want the overall lowest cost of ownership, dont buy new. You can finance a used car for like 4.75% credit depending.

 

[Razorguns]

Japanese (Toyota/Honda) > Domestic.

Unless you're a big fan of repair bills, crappy warranties, and low resell values.

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