Hhow much did you pay for your 2008 Tahoe?

Asked by briang73 May 09, 2008 at 08:09 PM about the 2008 Chevrolet Tahoe LT RWD

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

How much did you get the dealership to take off the price of the Tahoe from the MSRP?  

Thanks,

3 Answers

It is a pretty straight forward question, "how much did the dealership take off from the MSRP". I am not asking about what model you bought, simply asking how much people got off the MSPR....rebates/negotiations.....whatever.

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i think the real question is: with the gas prices soaring, why are you even looking at a Tahoe. your excessively large SUV will use 3 times as much gas as a 4 banger. and i dont know about you, but $60 fill ups on my car every week is getting a bit ridicolous.

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