Secure Pre-Tariff Pricing on Chevy & GMC Trucks & SUVs
With recent 25% tariffs shaking up the auto industry, Chevrolet GMC of Madras is committed to helping Central Oregon buyers navigate these changes. The good news? Our current inventory of Chevrolet and GMC vehicles is priced before tariff impacts—but this window won’t last. Here’s what Madras and Redmond shoppers need to know.
Current Inventory Protected from Price Hikes
At Chevrolet GMC of Madras, we want to reassure our customers: every new Silverado, Tahoe, Sierra, and Acadia on our lot today is priced without tariff-related increases. However, industry experts confirm this pricing safety net only lasts for about 60 days as dealers work through existing inventory.
We’ve prioritized stocking popular Oregon-ready models like:Don’t wait: Goldman Sachs analysts predict an average $2,500 – $4,500 increase on trucks and SUVs by late summer.
Why Acting Now Saves You Money
While the tariffs primarily target imported vehicles, even American-made Chevrolets and GMCs won’t be immune to upcoming parts tariffs taking effect May 3rd. At our Madras dealership, we’re seeing unprecedented interest in our current inventory as savvy buyers look to lock in today’s prices.
Cox Automotive warns that manufacturers may soon reduce discounts and incentives to offset rising costs. That’s why we’re encouraging Central Oregon buyers to:
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Domestic Manufacturing Advantage
While no vehicle is 100% tariff-proof, Chevrolet and GMC’s strong North American manufacturing helps cushion the blow. For example:
- The Chevrolet Silverado 1500 sold at our Madras dealership comes from Fort Wayne, IN
- GMC Sierra models are assembled in Michigan and Indiana
- Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban production happens in Texas
However, Boston Consulting Group estimates all U.S.-assembled vehicles could see $3,600+ increases due to parts tariffs.
What Madras & Redmond Buyers Should Do Next
For Central Oregon residents considering a new vehicle purchase, timing matters now more than ever. Here’s our recommended action plan:
1. Test drive as soon as you can - Our inventory of Chevrolet Trail Boss and GMC AT4 models won’t last long. Experience these rugged, tariff-protected vehicles while selection is at its peak.
2. Ask about financing options - With interest rates potentially climbing further, our finance team can help secure competitive rates before additional increases.
3. Explore a trade-in appraisal - Used truck values are particularly strong right now—perfect for offsetting your new vehicle purchase.
Current GMC & Chevrolet Inventory in Madras
Tariff FAQs for GMC & Chevy Shoppers
How long will current pricing last?
ost dealerships expect to maintain pre-tariff pricing through May, but high-demand models may adjust sooner. We recommend visiting our Madras dealership this month for the best selection.
Will used car prices be affected?
Yes—with fewer new vehicles available, used prices are projected to rise 8-12% this summer according to Kelley Blue Book. Trading in now maximizes your vehicle’s value.
Are Chevrolets safer from tariffs than imports?
While U.S.-made models avoid the 25% vehicle tariff, all manufacturers face parts tariffs starting May 3rd that could increase production costs by thousands per vehicle.
How can I get the best deal?
Our sales team can help you:
- Explore current pricing on in-stock vehicles
- Get the most for your trade-in value
- Explore all possible financial incentives