[ZR1] My dad just bought a brand new ZR1 for $30,000 off MSRP
03-31-2013, 05:04 PM
#1
Drifting
Thread Starter
My dad just bought a brand new ZR1 for $30,000 off MSRP
2012 Crystal Red 3ZR with ebony interior
Chrome wheels, red calipers, and battery protection.
MSRP $127,120
Price $97,100 before TT&L
The car had 20 miles on it when it was delivered via enclosed trailer. What an unreal deal when you consider what these were selling at the first couple years the car came out. They produced 11 of this color in 2012 if you can believe that.
Will post a few pics in a couple days
Chrome wheels, red calipers, and battery protection.
MSRP $127,120
Price $97,100 before TT&L
The car had 20 miles on it when it was delivered via enclosed trailer. What an unreal deal when you consider what these were selling at the first couple years the car came out. They produced 11 of this color in 2012 if you can believe that.
Will post a few pics in a couple days
03-31-2013, 06:02 PM
#4
Burning Brakes
Sweet deal! 
Awesome car - congrats to your dad!
Talk him into letting you drive it down for Houston Coffee & Cars next Saturday!
Awesome car - congrats to your dad!
Talk him into letting you drive it down for Houston Coffee & Cars next Saturday!
03-31-2013, 08:48 PM
#11
Melting Slicks
Enjoy............great deal
03-31-2013, 11:56 PM
#14
Drifting
Thread Starter
I should also say that he took advantage of the following incentives:
$4,000 rebate
$3,000 owner loyalty
$3,000 GM Card (Cash rebate pre-tax)
The other $20,000 off was a discount off MSRP to dump the car because they had it for 18 months. Seriously how does a car like this sit on a showroom for that long without someone buying it?
I wanted a boosted C6 so bad for myself but it will be a daily driver and with Dallas traffic I needed an auto. Therefore I am picking up a 13' GS Coupe this week and going to twin turbo it at about 9psi. Power should be about the same as the ZR1 but maybe we will get a chance to line them up.
The car is just stunning to me and I don't even like red a whole lot
04-01-2013, 12:21 AM
#15
It was a forum dealer believe it or not - but this was his last 2012 in stock so I don't think he would be able to touch this on a 2013. But if you want to PM me I would be happy to share his contact info with you.
I should also say that he took advantage of the following incentives:
$4,000 rebate
$3,000 owner loyalty
$3,000 GM Card (Cash rebate pre-tax)
The other $20,000 off was a discount off MSRP to dump the car because they had it for 18 months. Seriously how does a car like this sit on a showroom for that long without someone buying it?
I wanted a boosted C6 so bad for myself but it will be a daily driver and with Dallas traffic I needed an auto. Therefore I am picking up a 13' GS Coupe this week and going to twin turbo it at about 9psi. Power should be about the same as the ZR1 but maybe we will get a chance to line them up.
The car is just stunning to me and I don't even like red a whole lot
I should also say that he took advantage of the following incentives:
$4,000 rebate
$3,000 owner loyalty
$3,000 GM Card (Cash rebate pre-tax)
The other $20,000 off was a discount off MSRP to dump the car because they had it for 18 months. Seriously how does a car like this sit on a showroom for that long without someone buying it?
I wanted a boosted C6 so bad for myself but it will be a daily driver and with Dallas traffic I needed an auto. Therefore I am picking up a 13' GS Coupe this week and going to twin turbo it at about 9psi. Power should be about the same as the ZR1 but maybe we will get a chance to line them up.
The car is just stunning to me and I don't even like red a whole lot
Other people didn't buy it because that dealer was probably trying to screw them. They probably just gave up when you came in and just gave away the car lol.
04-01-2013, 07:16 AM
#16
Congrats to your Dad..it is without doubt an awesome car.
04-01-2013, 10:28 AM
#18
Le Mans Master
Great deal on a great car. The GM card was the real difference maker. Without that, it's $100k, which is about right for a leftover 2012. Congrats to your Dad. 
04-01-2013, 10:58 AM
#19
Le Mans Master
Great deal. I paid $101k on a brand new (16 miles on the car) '10 ZR1 with a list of $121k. It was in December of '10, so it was a leftover too. Deals can certainly be had on these cars if you look around and do your homework.
