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Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Out-the-Door Price

Real taxes, doc fees, and registration before you talk to a dealer.

2026–2027 listings$47,491 — $59,94820 near-new units (<500 mi) · Updated October 4, 2026

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Chevrolet Silverado 1500 OTD Price by State

Based on a $48,158 median listing price from 20 near-new listings. State base tax rate only — local rates vary by ZIP. See full state fee details →

StateTax RateEst. TaxDoc FeeEst. OTD
Alabama4.00%$1,926$499$50,651
AlaskaNone$0$299$48,572
Arizona5.60%$2,697$399$51,308
Arkansas6.50%$3,130$129$51,457
California7.25%$3,491$85$51,815
Colorado2.90%$1,397$599$50,236
Connecticut6.35%$3,058$399$51,720
DelawareNone$0$299$48,532
Florida6.00%$2,889$899$52,098
Georgia7.00%$3,371$599$52,166
Hawaii4.00%$1,926$299$50,433
Idaho6.00%$2,889$299$51,405
Illinois6.25%$3,010$368$51,787
Indiana7.00%$3,371$199$51,788
Iowa6.00%$2,889$135$51,257
Kansas6.50%$3,130$399$51,737
Kentucky6.00%$2,889$299$51,376
Louisiana4.45%$2,143$299$50,688
Maine5.50%$2,649$299$51,174
Maryland6.00%$2,889$500$51,782
Massachusetts6.25%$3,010$449$51,752
Michigan6.00%$2,889$235$51,417
Minnesota6.88%$3,311$250$51,802
Mississippi5.00%$2,408$299$50,889
Missouri4.23%$2,035$199$50,425
MontanaNone$0$299$48,512
Nebraska5.50%$2,649$299$51,191
Nevada6.85%$3,299$399$51,960
New HampshireNone$0$449$48,682
New Jersey6.63%$3,190$299$51,782
New Mexico5.13%$2,468$299$50,970
New York4.00%$1,926$75$50,284
North Carolina3.00%$1,445$599$50,294
North Dakota5.00%$2,408$150$50,771
Ohio5.75%$2,769$250$51,237
Oklahoma4.50%$2,167$299$50,685
OregonNone$0$150$48,497
Pennsylvania6.00%$2,889$349$51,492
Rhode Island7.00%$3,371$299$51,955
South Carolina5.00%$2,408$275$50,896
South Dakota4.00%$1,926$99$50,229
Tennessee7.00%$3,371$499$52,114
Texas6.25%$3,010$150$51,426
Utah4.85%$2,336$299$50,874
Vermont6.00%$2,889$149$51,306
Virginia4.30%$2,071$699$50,988
Washington6.50%$3,130$175$51,553
Washington DC6.00%$2,889$299$51,444
West Virginia6.00%$2,889$175$51,288
Wisconsin5.00%$2,408$169$50,889
Wyoming4.00%$1,926$299$50,428

What to Know Before Buying a Chevrolet Silverado 1500

The trim gap on a Silverado is something most buyers don't realize until they're already in the finance office. A WT (Work Truck) starts around $37,800. A High Country with the options dealers actually stock pushes past $68,400. Dealers prefer to sell off the lot, and what's on the lot is almost always loaded. That's not a coincidence — it's how they protect gross.

The Z71 package is the one most buyers want, and Chevy dealers know it. Availability gets tight on popular configs, which gives dealers cover to add $1,500 to $4,000 in "market adjustment" without much pushback. If you can order your Silverado instead of buying off the lot, you'll usually save that full amount and get exactly the build you want.

GM dealers push three add-ons harder than anything else: OnStar subscription bundles (already included free for a trial period), ceramic coating typically priced at $800 to $1,400 that a detailer applied for $150, and a Protection Package that combines things you didn't ask for. The Max Trailering Package is worth it if you actually tow. Everything else is mostly dealer gross.