[bakerm28]

I just drove home my first ever Chevy, a 2017 Traverse 1LT in Mosaic Black Metallic. I feel like I got the deal of a lifetime on it, especially after looking at the new Honda Pilot and Nissan Pathfinder, where there were NO deals or incentives. We were on the last week of our 2014 Honda Pilot lease, and the GM dealer bought out that lease with $2842 additional cash allowance. Apparently they really want to convert Honda/Toyota/etc. owners to GM owners. Honda couldn't care about keeping my loyalty. I'm kind of psyched to be driving a Chevy!

Purchase Date: 4-20-17
Car Dealership: Quirk Chevrolet of Bangor, Maine
Model Year: 2017
Trim Level: 1LT
MSRP: $39,565
Extras: tow package ($575), "style and technology" package ($1,250), passenger captain's chairs ($495), interior protection package ($250)
Invoice: ?
Incentives received: $5250 not sure of the breakdown
Price Paid after incentives: $33,559
Lease payment: 39 months @ $349/month (10,000 miles/year)

Congrats on the new Traverse. I had one for 5 years before trading last fall for a 16 Ford Explorer. Rebates will be pretty good on 17 Traverse's right now since dealers are trying to clear their inventory of the old model. Production of the 2018 Traverse starts up May 15th.

 

[easytz]

Last night we traded the 2009 LTZ AWD w/ trailer for a 2017 LT1 AWD w/ trailer also with Style and Tech pkg. We loved the 2009 but had water pump go recently and caused us to look at reliability.

Drove a new 2018 and it was very nice, stop start was smooth. Still not sure I want to be first with new tech from GM and they said probably won't have any discounts on them for at least a year.

 

[massung2000]

What's the MSRP on the window sticker?

The MSRP on the window sticker provides the manufacturer's suggested retail price for the vehicle and its included features. It's an excellent resource to understand the baseline cost before any additional options or dealer fees.