ezra1973

Just curious if any of you guys got the new Stingray under MSRP. Expecting mine to be ready sometime next month. I want to see if I got any room to go under MSRP with my negotiations once my car is ready. I am in Southern California.

FLYNLO

If you ordered the car I would imagine that you are pretty much locked in on your deal???? Generally dealers nail it down before they order a car for someone. If you are not able/willing to walk away, then you have no leverage.

J18369

Yep. Supplier pricing.

Second Vette

I live in S. CA as well. Got my Z51 for $2,500 Under the "old" MSRP back in December, from a Dealer in Mississippi. The CA Dealers were still getting 10K over MSRP for Z51's back then. Good luck!

A lot of people here have been getting GM Employee and Supplier Pricing, if the Dealer decides to do it. That gets them to Invoice Pricing from what I've read here.

C7Joy

Yes, I got a modest discount off MSRP when I submitted my order in January. I spoke to other dealers who demanded MSRP plus as much as $4500 in one case.

Jbnick

Ordered 7/18/13. Delivered 10/05/13. $1,000 under MSRP. $750 USAA discount. GM credit card discount plus Courtesy Dealer at no additional charge.

arcticblast

2250 under MSRP plus 650 GM card for a total 2900 off MSRP for a Premiere Edition Coupe in January. (loaded 3LT Z51 with accessories)
Premiere Chevy in Bessemer, AL
I know...a Premiere Edition from Premiere Chevy.

6spdg37s

I definitely should have done the GM credit card..regrets regrets

I willingly paid MSRP when I ordered mine. anything above MSRP is unfair IMO.

I normally will not pay MSRP for vehicles but I feel as if the corvette will hold its value better than a majority of other vehicles.

Mr Guns

I paid MSRP and haven't lost any sleep over it.

JoesC5

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c7-d...etteconti.html

punky

Look at the supporting dealers posts in the inventory section. Many start with an asking price of 3 grand below sticker. Forget about some local dealer that might get one Corvette a year and tells you that he has some rare, hard to find item. Anyone who has followed Corvette pricing for years knows that much larger discounts will be forthcoming. Don't let the retailers BS you, there aren't that many guys with 70 grand to spend on a toy in a climate of higher taxation, government suppression of business, and wealth redistribution.

Higgs Boson

I ordered my car. MSRP was 58,xxx. I paid 53,xxx. No special pricing programs or otherwise. Just the deal I got. Local, non-forum dealer.

punky

5 grand discount is nice. Good job!

KenHorse

OP should have negotiated best deal BEFORE placing order. Under most circumstances, you have no bargaining chips at this point..

Paid $3K below MSRP for my ordered Z51 coupe

BigJoe

$2500 off of a non-Z51 on Feb 1.

Supersonic 427

Bought mine on January 20th. $2000 off MSRP and $2000 more for my trade than anyone else would do. Also had a little money from the GM card which paid for the $199 doc fee.
Glad I bought when I bought, as I was battling with more depreciation on my trade and future price increases on the C7.

K7baixo

At least one local dealer in the Phoenix metro has a $15,000 market adjustment adder to the sticker. Needless to say, I won't be placing an order with them.

HDBADDOG55

Yes, Kerbeck gave me $2,000.00 under MSRP for my C7 2LT Coupe.

KenHorse

Kerback bought your C7 from you for $2K below MSRP?

RJ111

500.00 over invoice back in December. Plus 500.00 Farm Bureau discount, and 2100.00 in GM credit card points. I have bought a lot of cars from this Dealer though.