If you're in the market for a new vehicle... Options

[Mommy]

This article explains a lot of the cash and financing incentives going on right now for trucks, SUV's, and minivans. If you scroll to the bottom, there is a chart of specific deals on certain vehicles.

Cathryn, your "haha, I own a Prius" BS is not wanted in this thread.... hence why I put it in off-topic instead of NPR. This is just to help people out.

http://finance.yahoo.com/loans/article/105...nd-Truck-Buyers

[impala454]

what did you get/pay/etc?

I paid 23 for my 2006 chevy crew cab 5.3L 1/2 ton in june 2006. same thing in a 2008 right now is goin for about 18-19.

[Dogmeat]

what did you get/pay/etc?

I paid 23 for my 2006 chevy crew cab 5.3L 1/2 ton in june 2006. same thing in a 2008 right now is goin for about 18-19.

$27,000 for a 2005 2500HD ECSB LT, 8.1L / Allison ..29,000 on the clock when I bought it. That price also included a "bumper-to-bumper" 4-year 80,000 mile extended warranty, I think the actual price for the truck was right around $25k. This was last November.

I didn't get a good deal on it even back then, I needed a truck and I needed it soon so I pretty well paid what the retail price on it was at the time

I could probably the the exact same truck for $20,000 now.

If only I'd have had some patience to put up with my POS truck i had awhile longer. ... but, I know for a fact I would have had to put another $3,000 worth of tranny in that thing this winter. Blah.

I have too expensive of hobbies