GM Offers 2019-MY Fleet Incentives
General Motors has announced fleet incentives for its 2019 model-year vehicles for Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC vehicles, including its new chassis cab Silverado trucks. The incentives apply to ordered units.
General Motors will offer an array of fleet incentives for its 2019-MY vehicles for Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC vehicles.
Photo of the 2019 Chevrolet Silverado LTZ courtesy of GM.
General Motors has announced fleet incentives for its 2019 model-year vehicles for Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC vehicles, including its new chassis cab Silverado trucks. The incentives apply to ordered units, said James Cain, a GM spokesman.
For its Chevrolet Silverado 1500, GM will offer $3,200 for the crew cab WT with rear-wheel drive; $3,400 for the WT crew cab with four-wheel drive; $3,100 for the Double Cab WT with RWD; $3,300 for the Double Cab WT with 4WD; $3,600 for the Double Cab in other trims with RWD; $3,800 for the Double Cab in other trims with 4WD; $2,500 for the regular cab WT with RWD; $2,600 for the regular cab WT with 4WD; $2,900 for the regular cab in other trims with RWD; and $3,000 for the regular cab in other trims with 4WD.
For its Silverado 2500HD, Chevrolet will offer $5,300 for the RWD double cab (excluding 1WT); $4,500 for the RWD double cab; $5,500 for the 4WD double cab (excluding 1WT); $4,800 for the 4WD double cab; $4,600 for the RWD crew cab (excluding 1WT); $4,400 for the RWD crew cab; $4,800 for the 4WD crew cab (excluding 1WT); and$4,400 for the 4WD crew cab (excluding ZW9).
For its Silverado 3500HD, Chevrolet will offer $4,200 for the RWD crew cab (excluding ZW9); $4,600 for the RWD crew cab (excluding ZW9 and 1WT); $4,400 for the 4WD crew cab (excluding ZW9); $4,800 for the 4WD crew cab (excluding ZW9 and 1WT); and $3,650 for the crew and regular cab.
For its new Silverado medium-duty chassis cab trucks, GM will offer $2,000 for the 4500HD, 5500HD, and 6500HD.
Fleet incentives for other trucks include $750 for the Colorado extended cab with RWD; $1,800 for the Colorado extended cab with 4WD; $1,000 for the Colorado crew cab with RWD; $2,000 for the Colorado crew cab with 4WD; $1,500 for the Low Cab Forward 3500; $1,750 for the gasoline-powered Low Cab Forward 4500HD; $1,750 for the diesel 4500 XD; $2,000 for the 5500HD and 5500XD; and $2,000 for the 6500XD.
For its Chevrolet vans, GM is offering $4,100 for the Express 2500 cargo van; $5,100 for the Express 3500 cargo; and $3,600 for the Express cutaway and passenger vans.
For its Chevrolet SUVs, GM is offering $1,700 for the Trax, $1,200 for the Equinox, $1,800 for the Traverse (excluding 1L0), $3,000 for the Tahoe, and $3,500 for the Suburban (excluding L96).
For its Chevrolet cars, GM is offering $500 for the Bolt EV, $600 for the Camaro, $1,200 for the Cruze, $2,200 for the Malibu, $1,500 for the Malibu Hybrid, $800 for the Sonic, and $1,200 for the Volt hybrid.
Incentives for GMC Sierra 1500 trucks include $3,200 for the crew cab WT with rear-wheel drive; $3,400 for the WT crew cab with four-wheel drive; $3,100 for the Double Cab WT with RWD; $3,300 for the Double Cab WT with 4WD; $3,600 for the Double Cab in other trims with RWD; $3,800 for the Double Cab in other trims with 4WD; $2,500 for the regular cab WT with RWD; $2,600 for the regular cab WT with 4WD; $2,900 for the regular cab in other trims with RWD; and $3,000 for the regular cab in other trims with 4WD.
For its Sierra 2500HD, GM will offer $5,300 for the RWD double cab (excluding 1SA); $4,500 for the RWD double cab; $5,500 for the 4WD double cab (excluding 1SA); $4,800 for the 4WD double cab; $4,600 for the RWD crew cab (excluding ZW9 and 1SA); $4,400 for the 4WD crew cab; $4,800 for the 4WD crew cab (excluding ZW9 and 1SA); and $4,200 for the RWD crew cab.
For its Sierra 3500HD, GM will offer $4,200 for the RWD crew cab (excluding ZW9); $4,600 for the RWD crew cab (excluding ZW9 and 1SA); $4,400 for the 4WD crew cab (excluding ZW9); $4,800 for the 4WD crew cab (excluding ZW9 and 1SA); and $3,650 for the ZW9 model.
For its GMC vans, GM is offering $4,100 for the Savana 2500 cargo van; $5,100 for the Savana 3500 cargo; and $3,600 for the Savana cutaway and passenger vans.
GMC SUV incentives include $2,200 for the Acadia, $1,400 for the Terrain (excluding 2SA), $3,000 for the Yukon and $3,500 for the Yukon XL.
For Cadillac, GM is offering $3,400 for the CTS, $4,300 for the CT6, $2,500 for the XT4, and $4,950 for the Escalade. GM doesn't plan to offer incentives with the XTS sedan or XT5 midsize SUV. No incentives are planned for Buick vehicles.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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