2020 GMC Terrain AWD

Can anyone tell me if this is a good deal. Not sure on the money factor if it is good or not given the dealer discount and the rebate.

Seems like a good deal on a $38k Terrain with 0 DAS and given your relatively high tax rate …

Did you change the residual and fees, they look like the defaults. Does it have miles on it, discount looks too high for new

I’m confused… Are you just making this up as your ideal deal or is this something being offered to you?

What did Edmunds tell you?

Ha you’re probably right

Gather all the relevant info. Garbage in = garbage out

18% off on a Terrain? Does it have 9k miles?

:ghost: Where’d ya go?

Terrains are selling for up 30% off right now. On a purchase of course. I’m looking at a Terrain SLE with a MSRP of $30,090 and i’ve already negotiated it down to below $20k with all incentives and rebates.

yeah? what’s the payment?

On a Terrain SLE purchase for 72 months right now i’m looking at $325 per month. Giving it until next week (end of the month) to see if I can get a few hundred dollars more out of them.

They’re usually that cheap on purchase.

Go look at what current model year used ones are worth on the market. Our Terrain was worth below its RV within 6 months of leasing it lol.

FYI I would look at a no options SLT, they usually have higher rebates and you need a 33-34k SLE to match the equipment level.

Makes me think you should buy a used one @nycsimone or go lease a CR V or pilot.

I’ve had a couple terrains for rental cars … they always feel like driving on ice skates

Buying a non-Corvette or HD pickup GM product is a very serious commitment to depreciation.

I pulled the trigger on a SLE Terrain.

MSRP was $30,090

Purchase price $20,300

There’s a $3,500 bonus cash rebate, $1,250 conquest, $1,250 finance rebate from GMAC - That’s $6,000 in rebates.

The dealer discount was $3,790 and I got $32,000 for my trade-in which is substantially higher than the trade-in value i’m seeing on Edmunds, KBB, and NADA.