JoelVetteguy

Hi all new to this forum. Looking to buy a C7 and want to know who is So Cal will deal at all for this car? Looking for a Stick 2LT open to colors

Thanks,

Translator

Do yourself a favor and go to Nor. Cal. my friend. See below:

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c7-g...r-service.html

ATX-C7

Call MacMulkin and have them courtesy deliver to you.

IF you want a left over '14 they will ship right to your door (and save thousands).

Forget the CA dealers.

Bought my '14 from them and just ordered a '15.

ddanis60

The dealer in Lompoc is more central coast, but two hours north of 1000 Oaks. I was there last weekend and although they had just sold their 2 stock units, they had more coming in and for sale not a penny over MSRP. I was surprised as its a smaller town and everything around this half of the state is marked way the f up.

Good luck!

Limey25

I'm in MV also and couldn't find a dealer locally. Ended up ordering with Mike Furman and getting a courtesy delivery to San Diego (best trip on the 5 I've ever taken, picking that car up )

Good luck to you and hope to see your ride around here soon!

Michael A

No discount there that I saw. You might be able to get MSRP in SoCal if they have any allocation, but I agree the California dealers aren't competitive now that discounts are here. They just won't deal. I've almost given up even buying one, it is so much of a hassle.

Michael

mdiiulio

I talked to the sales manager at Win in Carson and got him down to MSRP back in November(ish). They have a huge markup on all stickers, but really thats only there for the people with tons of cash who don't know any better, so don't let that dissuade you.

Anyway, I got a better deal with MacMulkin so I went there. Almost did the courtesy delivery at Win (for $500) but ended up picking it up in NH because I wanted to do the x-country drive.

SteveSoCal

2 dealers near me

I'm not inclined to choose the evil of
2 lessers

48supertruck

Theo at Rydell in Northridge is very easy to talk too. I have purchased 2 cars from him and he is not a typical sales guy. I think he is the Corvette specialist also. If not, call Tim Boone at boardwalk chevy. First class guy too.

EGrunt66

For those of you like myself that live in California and have purchased a C7 out of state where there any issues registering the vehicle in California. I was reading the DMV web site and they stated that a vehicle that is brought from out of state must have 7,500 miles before it can be registered. It is interesting that if you are out of state and your vehicle is stolen or destroyed you can purchase a new vehicle and you are exempt. I am assuming this will only apply if the C7 is sitting on dealers lot. I would think if you order the C7 and get California emissions installed at the factory and then have it shipped to a local dealer then there should be no problem. I will more then likely being ordering out of state due to the prices the local dealers are charging. For those of you in our great state that have purchased your C7 out of state where there any issues registering the C7?

ronvenna

Win Chevrolet in Carson sold me my z51 at MSRP. Awesome dealership!

ATX-C7

I love how CA residents think MSRP is a good deal

Zymurgy

There have been several threads about this. Bottom line: no problem ordering out of state and getting it registered in CA.

2from53

Just did this through MacMulkin and did courtesy delivery to Delillo in Huntington Beach. The car has 50 state emissions so no problem with DMV.

Rossi6998

I also went through Rydell Chevrolet in Northridge. I dealt with Vicki (Fleet Manager). Top notch lady. Very pleased with her responsiveness during the ordering and build process. Can't say the same for one of the forum dealers in California. The contact was difficult to get a hold of, slow to respond to phone calls and e-mails, and tried to low ball me on my C6 trade-in.

If you do buy from a California dealer, expect to pay MSRP. In my case, I was willing to pay MSRP instead of buy from out of state.

Good luck!

C2367

I found only 2 Dealers near me in SoCal about two weeks ago that would do supplier on a order, I ordered a 15 with a $1000.00 deposit from the dealer that I bought my 2008 from. He said I am #5 and he get 20-25 a year. He sent me the GM OrderWORKBENCH with the order number. I have been told by the dealer that I'm looking at Oct-Nov as he get 2-3 per mo. I got my supplier number from GM that is good for 6 mo. I sold my 2009 Z51 last week so now I just have to sit and wait.

SCM_Crash

As others have stated, Rydell in Northridge is a good place to go.

I've purchased 5 cars from them. I purchased my C7 from David at Rydell.

Rossi6998

Congrats! Sounds like you are on your way. Hope things work out.

ETHYL

I went to Rydell first and they would not give me GMS pricing and also wanted $1000 courtesy delivery price. Ordered my car at GMS price from MacMulkin in NH and had it delivered to chevrolet in Montebello for $500. I do use Rydell for service as they have the best Corvette tech around.

SCM_Crash

That they do, as far as the best Vette tech.

They don't haggle price at all. They never mark up and they don't lower their price under MSRP. It's actually the reason I go to them. Their salesman don't really work on commission based on the price of the car. They make a fixed rate per car they sell regardless of how much it costs. (Including on used cars.) I like that because I know they're not going to try to pressure me into buying something I don't want.

Outside of that, when all other dealerships in the area were marking the C7 up before the first one was even delivered, Rydell sold to me at MSRP and I didn't have to deal with any BS.