70,000+ Silverados are PILING and Chevy EXCEEDS F150 inventory

Unlock the secrets to a $500/mo Silverado lease with our insider tips! Dive into the world of leasing a Chevy Silverado, exploring reliability, market value, and inventory insights. Whether you're deciding to buy or lease, understanding the current market is key. 🚗🔍
In this video, Ari, a former car deaerller, shares his expertise on how to leverage Chevy's dealer profit margins to secure a 2024 Chevy Silverado for approximately $500 a month. Discover:
- *Negotiation Guide & Pricing:* Strategies to get 12% off the MSRP on a Silverado lease.
- *Current Inventory Levels:* Insights into Chevy's stock compared to Ford's F-150.
- *Target Off the MSRP:* How to negotiate beyond the dealer's invoice price.
- *Current Incentives and Deals:* Tips on using Chevy's loyalty and conquest incentives to your advantage.
- *Sample Lease Payment:* A realistic look at what you can expect to pay, with a detailed breakdown of costs.
Whether you're a loyal Chevy customer or exploring your options, this video provides a comprehensive look at securing the best deal on a Silverado lease. 🚗💡
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Remember, information and deals can vary by location, so always check with your local dealership for the most accurate and current offers.
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Intro
1:01 - Chevy Silverado Inventory Levels
1:38 - Silverado Lease Payment Options
3:48 - Financing Your Chevy Silverado
4:39 - Buying vs Leasing Silverado: What's Best?
6:15 - Negotiating Your Chevy Silverado Purchase

[@aher3122]

Four commercials before half of the video. I couldn't finish it.

[@negotiationguides]

Thanks for letting me know 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@digital_0630]

My brother’s currently in the market for a tundra but he’s been complaining, rightfully so, about prices being too damn high. Going to forward this link to him!! Thanks again, Ari!

[@mitchhedberg4415]

The dealer markup might go away, but car prices just went up with inflation, the price is not coming down.

[@digital_0630]

@@mitchhedberg4415 uhh.. legacy automakers are already talking about dropping msrps on new vehicles moving forward so… and increasing incentives is the same as dropping car prices 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@rubenm.391]

Great information sir! Absolutely enjoy watching your videos 👍

[@Elricky124]

Thanks for the new video

[@thegonz7833]

2024 6.2 RST 63k msrp seen 2 dealers offer 10k off msrp and 1k costco in addition.That was in January,havent seen again, i also have 3k on GM card to use,It they way ive always done it .

[@hovsepdov]

I don't get these numbers. Local dealers are quoting me $667 for a $57,000 Silverado that's been marked down to $53,000... Help

[@victorsuarez1857]

Great video as always Ari. Could you do one on a Mercedes EV like an EQE? I keep seeing crazy deals online for them but would love your input.

[@brandonc808]

Another great breakdown

[@negotiationguides]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@sharkskin3448]

Still, ... if you did finance @ 5.9 for 72 months, youll be in a much better position in 36 months than if you lease it. High residuals dont help you if the truck isnt worth it.

[@marcyounker6379]

Can you give us a informational video on 2500 and 3500 pickup s gas and diesel. Additionally would be helpful for 4500 5500 and 6500 medium duties also thank you in advance

[@DuckbumSD]

I just saw GM is offer 2.9 for 72 months for purchase.

[@JH-gd2rv]

I'm not seeing any lease cash offers from chevy

[@lemmuhj]

Interest rate offers are only the best for the 5.3L and I think the Duramax engines

[@BiGR0B3]

In CA with Reg and Fees title included
Monthly Pay: $1,161.68
Nope 👎

[@puba008]

What about a lease email?

[@tdeseve]

A 4x4 Pickup should be 40k max. 70k is overpriced.

[@BiGR0B3]

Used 30,000 to 36,000
At 9.8 to 11.35 rate
Payment $600.00 to $703.00 monthly

[@tripac3392]

Silverado is going to crap out at 100,000 mi on the transmission so it's not a long-term play Don't ask me how I know

[@puba008]

I want a trail boss LT and not paying that

[@florents.27]

Your profile is too large, we cannot read was it behind you (or the text is too large).

[@timkis64]

the automakers are MISTAKINGLY assuming, "if we build the garbage, fools will buy it no matter the price." their being proven WRONG.

[@charleneandrew1608]

funny, you title this DO NOT BUY..... as if any of us could afford to pay that much for a truck in the first place.

[@gusdavos8158]

I can.

[@lefty6string]

Who the hell wants a Silverado? Overpriced is the least of the problem. Their crappy V8s are just pure junk. Ask a new chevy owner. Motors locking up at under 10k miles. NO THANKS!

[@davidporter7051]

you have a weak trolling game. must be reflective of you.

[@johnhinant970]

They will sit and rot.

[@unityfrenzy938]

Still to much for a sorry American truck

[@iuyozx]

What’s the alternative? Aren’t the Tundras having major issues?

[@ABC-nv8ly]

​@@iuyozxI drive tundra. No issues at all. I love my 1794, 2023

[@theeconomist100]

Major recall going on with tindra

[@unityfrenzy938]

But them tundra’s still holding value😂

[@rayjohnson863]

too many commercials. Will not watch any further.

[@vcash1112]

Go to a Federal union before going to the dealer. ✅

[@maverick-zj3jz]

Leases are for rich corporations that need write offs