Mad*Max

I guess it doesn't matter since I can't afford one according to post-it

gthal

That's a load of malarky.

If I had $10M in the bank, I would still like to know the price and assess value regardless of whether it financially would really matter to me.

SolidlyStated

Tadge called me earlier and asked what we should price it at. I told him 53000 to start, and 59,900 with 3LT package and Z51.

Michael A

I didn't realize Tadge had been transferred to the Chevrolet Marketing Department.

That sounds about $3000 more than "if you can afford a C6".

Michael

SolidlyStated

*if you can afford a C6 Grand Sport

Mike Mercury

I called Tadge and he said:









"how did you get my number ?"

punky

OMG, That is too funny. Good one!

BlueOx

petermj

It came along with weight and horsepower info, didn't you get the memo?

rgauchey

Forget about the base price. Do you really want to buy a stripped down version????? Fully loaded is the only way to go.

jackhall99

You buy what you want to, and others will buy what they want to, whether it's stripped down, loaded or something in between.

jmungiel

Go easy big fella. You must have deep pockets.

Turbooo2u

Regardless what MSRP is, you'll pay all of it. Wait 24 months and you'll save $10k.

SCM_Crash

What I can and can't afford would balance between what margins I'm willing to push and what options I'm willing to give up.

In reality, I can afford a $1,000/mo car payment + insurance no problem. Do I WANT that kind of payment? No... But if the car is what I'm expecting it to be, it may be worth the high car payment.