New Chevrolet Specials in St. Louis, MO
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'26 Silverado 1500 - $17,250 Off MSRP!
View DisclaimerDisclaimer: Courtesy Transportation Unit. *Must trade a 2012 or newer car or truck. **With approved credit through GM Financial. Minimum monthly payment of $16.67/mo for every $1,000 financed regardless of down payment. ***With approved credit through GM Financial. Interest accrues from inception. Not everyone will qualify. Additional incentives may be available. Price plus tax, title, license, and $620 admin fee. See dealer for complete details. Offer ends 9/30/26.
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'26 Trax - $5,000 Off MSRP
View DisclaimerDisclaimer: Price plus tax, title, license, and $620 admin fee. See dealer for complete details. Offer ends 9/30/26.
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'26 Tahoe High Country - $7,600 Off MSRP!
View DisclaimerDisclaimer: Price plus tax, title, license, and $620 admin fee. See dealer for complete details. Offer ends 9/30/26.
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'26 Silverado 2500 HD - $9,600 Off MSRP!
View DisclaimerDisclaimer: Price plus tax, title, license, and $620 admin fee. See dealer for complete details. Offer ends 9/30/26.
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'26 Equinox - $5,725 Off MSRP!
View DisclaimerDisclaimer: Price plus tax, title, license, and $620 admin fee. See dealer for complete details. Offer ends 9/30/26.
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'26 Colorado - $8,000 Off MSRP
View DisclaimerDisclaimer: *Must be current owners or lessees of a 2012 or newer Nissan Frontier, Jeep Gladiator, Jeep Wrangler, Honda Ridgeline, Ford Ranger, Ford Bronco, Ford Escape, Ford Maverick or Toyota Tacoma. Good towards a purchase or lease. Not available with some other offers. Leases terminated on or after March 1st, 2024 are eligible to use this program. Price plus tax, title, license, and $620 admin fee. See dealer for complete details. Offer ends 9/30/26.
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NEW CHEVROLET OFFERS • ST. LOUIS AREA
Find an Offer That Fits the Chevrolet You Want
Explore the current offers above, then match the advertised program to a specific vehicle. Weber Chevrolet in Creve Coeur can help you request a written quote and clarify the qualifications, timing and transaction details for an offer that interests you.
Start With the Vehicle, Then Compare the Offer
A headline discount or payment is a starting point, not the complete purchase. Choose the Chevrolet that fits your passenger space, cargo, driving and ownership needs first. Open the offer disclosure and the linked vehicle listing together so you can compare the model year, trim, drivetrain and stock number.
When you contact our team, include the offer name and vehicle stock number or VIN. Ask whether the vehicle is physically at the dealership, in transit, reserved or already sold. A vehicle listing and a promotion can change on different schedules, so confirm both before making a special trip.
Truck shoppers
Begin with new Chevrolet Silverado trucks or Colorado inventory. Identify the cab, bed and trailering equipment you need before comparing an incentive. A lower payment on a truck that does not meet your requirements is not the right comparison.
SUV shoppers
Compare Trax, gasoline Equinox and Traverse inventory based on your seating and cargo needs. Then ask which currently advertised offers apply to the exact SUV you are considering.
Three Offer Types That Deserve Different Questions
Purchase savings: what is the complete price?
Ask for the selling price and an itemized out-the-door quote. Identify the rebates included, the qualifications required and the amounts for taxes, title, registration, dealer fees and any products you choose. Ask which discounts can be combined rather than adding separate advertisements together.
Promotional financing: what will borrowing cost?
Compare the amount financed, annual percentage rate, repayment term and total payments—not only the monthly payment. A longer loan can reduce the monthly payment while increasing interest cost. Ask for the same vehicle and down payment to be quoted under each financing option you are considering. [1]
Lease offers: what are the complete use and return terms?
Review the lease length, annual mileage allowance, total due at signing, applicable fees and potential end-of-lease charges. Ask about excess-mileage and wear terms and whether an advertised payment includes taxes. Leasing and purchasing are different ownership arrangements, so compare the entire agreement rather than the payment alone. [2]
Questions to Ask Before Relying on an Advertised Special
Does this exact vehicle qualify?
Confirm the model year, trim and eligible stock number or VIN. A special for one model or selected vehicles should not be assumed to apply to every Chevrolet in inventory.
Which customer qualifications apply?
Read the offer disclosure for any ownership, trade, residency, financing-source or other requirements. Ask the team to identify the documentation needed for the program you are discussing.
Can the offers be combined?
Request a quote that shows only programs that can be used together on your transaction. Keep conditional savings separate from discounts that apply without those qualifications.
What must happen before the offer expires?
Confirm the applicable deadline and any delivery or transaction requirements. Ask how a delay in vehicle arrival could affect the quote rather than assuming an inquiry preserves a program.
Is the vehicle a demonstrator or courtesy vehicle?
For a vehicle advertised with a special status, ask about mileage, prior use, warranty timing and any program-specific qualifications. Review those details before comparing it with another listing.
Bring Your Trade and Budget Into the Same Conversation
Use Value Your Trade to begin the appraisal conversation. Bring the vehicle information, keys and payoff information that the team requests. Ask for trade value and loan payoff to be shown separately so you can understand the equity position. An online estimate is not the final appraisal.
The payment calculator lets you explore your own assumptions. A calculated payment is an estimate, not a lender decision. For a transaction-specific review, use the financing application or contact the Finance Center. Financing approval and available terms are subject to lender review.
Keep your cash contribution, trade equity, amount financed and selected optional products visible on the written quote. That makes it easier to compare two alternatives without mistaking a change in down payment for a change in vehicle value.
A Useful Request to Send Our Team
“I am interested in the offer for this Chevrolet. Please confirm the stock number or VIN, availability, selling price, qualifying incentives and itemized out-the-door price. I would also like the applicable financing or lease terms and any documents needed to establish eligibility.”
Tell us whether you have a trade and whether your priority is purchasing, financing or leasing. You do not need to send a Social Security number or other sensitive financial information in an ordinary message; use the designated application when requested.
New Chevrolet Specials: Common Questions
Do I have to choose a vehicle before asking about an offer?
No. Start with the model and the offer that caught your attention. Our team can help you narrow the search, or you can browse new Chevrolet inventory and send a listing that fits your needs.
Does an advertised financing offer guarantee approval?
No. An advertisement is not a credit decision. The applicable lender evaluates the application and transaction, and the offer disclosure identifies program qualifications.
Can I use a trade toward a Chevrolet purchase?
Ask our team for an appraisal and a written explanation of how the trade and any outstanding payoff would be handled in your transaction.
Which offer information should I rely on?
Read the current offer card and its complete disclosure, then request written confirmation for the exact vehicle and transaction. The general shopping information on this page does not replace those terms.
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Turn a Chevrolet Special Into a Clear Written Quote
Contact Weber Chevrolet with the model, stock number or offer name. We will help you identify the next step for the vehicle you are considering.
Sources and offer notes
Consumer-finance references reviewed September 23, 2026. The offers shown above have their own eligibility requirements, disclosures and expiration dates. No rate, payment or savings amount is promised by this shopping guide.