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GMAN · Joined: 13 Feb 2005 Posts: 9393 Location: Tennessee

I would not worry too much about a warranty. Just check out the truck. My guess is that with current dealer inventories, many have more invested in the trucks than they are worth. It may take a few more months for them to reduce inventories to the level where they can offer better deals on trucks. At this point, individual owners may be more willing to deal on their trucks. Some may just want to get out from under the debt. At some point, dealers will need to turn their inventories, even if it is at a loss. Tighter credit and high inventories will eventually take their toll. I am not sure that we are yet in a true buyers market, but it is getting much closer. Give it a few months and you can almost buy a truck for what you are willing to pay providing you have either the credit or cash.

heavyhaulerss · Joined: 29 Jan 2007 Posts: 545 Location: north alabama

IMO. truck prices have not hit as low as they did back in 2000-2001. where financial co's were buing acres of land just to put repossed trucks. at that time i wass offered a new demo truck a never titled 99' sterling with 80,000 mi for $50,000. at conquest gmc madison al, by looking at prices now, they have not gone down much. but I believe they wil go down a whole lot more in the next several months.

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