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Re: Bought Yukon Denali today [quickdropmarc]: by czr2 on Sat Jan 21 21:42:50 PST 2006; Marc, would you help me understand what GMS? I am looking at the 06 Denali (Black or white) with the Ent. Pckg also. I am in IL can you tell me how and where you obtained this price? just from shopping around at some local dealers, they dont seem to come close to your great deal I think.Based on the price i assume you did not opt for the 0%? thanks for the advise

2007 XL's: by c5_4fun on Sun Jul 02 07:31:10 PDT 2006; Any insight on what's the current "going" price (vs invoice) for a 2007 XL? I went out yesterday only to learn they're still short supply when I want navigation and 20" wheels. One dealer told me he'd come off 2% (and that there was only 4% profit in them to begin with). After he mentioned the 4% profit, I decided I'll find a different dealer to work with.

Picked up an '04: by c5_4fun on Mon Aug 30 19:16:03 PDT 2004; I looked at the GMC Yukon and Chevy Tahoe between 8 dealers. Seems to be limited supply of '04 LT's and SLT's, but I found many Denali's available (just didn't want to spend the additional $7K) and a lot of red Z71's. Anyway, after many internet price quotes and searching color/option availability I bought the Tahoe LT Saturday for $100 under invoice before GM's rebate. While there's good deals on the new ones, the trade-in value for my '02 was tough to stomach.

Re: 2004 Tahoe: by c5_4fun on Sat Aug 28 03:01:46 PDT 2004; I was also looking between the '04 and '05. I have gotten quotes on the '04 Tahoe and Yukon from two dealers each. The best price I got was approx invoice +$500 with one dealer being invoice +$1500. Since I went after the '04 (essentially a one year old model car), I expected to be at invoice or lower (before GM rebates). I expected the above prices to be more applicable to buying an '05. What's a reasonable expectation for the remaining '04's? I'm in Chicagoland if anyone has a recommendation.

Price for a 2003 Envoy XL: by sadatx on Mon Jun 09 16:08:02 PDT 2003; Hi, Was just quoted a price of $38,150 for an Envoy XL with: SLT 4x4 V8 Sunroof/Leath Entertainment System The MSRP is $43,xxx. Is this a fair deal? Thanks.

Currhere: by 2002slt on Fri Apr 25 06:03:52 PDT 2003; With the economy the way it is, you should be able to purchase at invoice. This doesn't include any incentives, which will bring it down even further. On safety ratings, I don't put much importance on them. With my Envoy, I know that I stand a better chance of survival in any accident compared to most of the vehicles on the road. Size does matter!

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