Find Chevrolet Dealers in Bend, Oregon

The process of buying a new Chevrolet car or truck can seem overwhelming if you don't know where to begin. Edmunds.com can get you started on the right track with a convenient directory of Chevrolet car dealerships in and around Bend, Oregon. Compare online price quotes on the new or used car, truck, SUV, minivan, or wagon of your choice to locate the best deals. Edmunds.com makes it easy to find trusted Chevrolet car dealers in Bend, saving car buyers time and money on what will be an important purchase.

Bob Thomas Car Company

345 NE Third St
Bend, OR 97701
(541) 382-2911

Write the first Sales Review
Write the first Service Review
Dave Hamilton Chevrolet Jeep

2067 Hwy 97 N
Redmond, OR 97756
(541) 548-1064

Write the first Sales Review
Write the first Service Review

Ron McDonald Chevrolet Pontiac Buick

2000 SW Hwy 26
Madras, OR 97741
(541) 475-2238

Write the first Sales Review
Write the first Service Review

View all Deschutes County, Oregon Chevrolet Car Dealers

Bend, OR Chevrolet Car Consumer Discussions

Amazed at how un-competitive dealer was on Silverado - what's the deal?: by nyaudi on Sat Jun 21 17:53:32 PDT 2008; Short story - we are getting a Tacoma buy-out for frame damage at 150% of KBB so we're in the market for a new truck. Obviously I'm starting at Toyota as boy did they exceed my expectations to make this right - they are paying me $4000 more than I paid for my '98 truck 5 years and 40K miles ago. Toyota is offering about $5K below invoice on the Tundra - $6500 if I register to business. Not bad I think. I mentioned that I'd be checking out domestics too. They were a bit let down and said the domestics would do better on price, and were selling why they were better, yada yada yada Stopped by a local dealer - in short, I was very under-whelmed. The offer at "supplier pricing" was about $5K below MSRP. They also pointed out that if I had a GM, I could have gotten another $2K off, but I didn't, so too bad. I made it clear they were thousands above the Tundra - they more or less shrugged and I went on my way. I have to admit, I liked the Silverado. Nicer interior, nicer ride - and if this 4-cyl mode is to believed, the mileage potential sounds great. Main drawback was no dual-zone climate until much higher trim levels and no pass-through windows on any I saw - that has been handy for us. I also suspect depreciation will be faster. I'm tempted to buy my first domestic auto ever - I would think that Chevy would be bending over backwards to "convert" an import buyer like myself. But that was not at all my feeling today - I was very disappointed as I expected a fire-sale comparable to what I saw on the Tundras. Dealer readily admitted they weren't selling trucks. So what's the secret? I know people are trading these in for next to nothing and there is no good market for these, so I either expect to see the new model prices slashed substantially or have some great deals on 1-2 year old models that came back in trade for $18-$20K.

Re: 2006 Trailblazer LT 4x4 [toenlo36]: by luigisdad on Tue May 16 16:10:33 PDT 2006; I think that Chevy paying off your Toyota is a great deal. As for $389 per month, unless you're getting the SS, I'm not so sure about the deal. Keep in mind that my deal was for the SS which is another $5k expensive. At least here in Los Angeles, there is a huge supply of non-SS Trailblazers and dealers are bending over backwards to sell these. Good luck. Roy

Research Chevrolet Cars

Find a Car Dealer by: State | Make

Zip Code