$4,500 off MSRP on a GS good deal?
07-25-2016, 04:15 PM
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$4,500 off MSRP on a GS good deal?
82k msrp dealer said 4500 off..
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kaufmansm (07-25-2016)
07-25-2016, 04:36 PM
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Not a great deal.
07-25-2016, 04:38 PM
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this dealer did offer me 4000 more on my trade than macmulkin and criswell did
07-25-2016, 04:40 PM
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Rebel Yell (07-26-2016)
07-25-2016, 04:42 PM
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For something as hot as a new grand sport, lots of areas in the country are going to be closer to sticker.
If you can buy from the big dealers, they're pushing volume and will go deeper on their discount.
The one word of caution I would give is that several dealers have document fees or other dealer fees. 4500 off and then 500+ in dealer fees isn't really 4500 off. I recommend that you always compare the 'out-the-door' price. Let the dealership move numbers around all they want but the bottom line should be your bargaining number.
It's also important to note what State and Local taxes you might have if you buy from out of state. Several states charge sales tax based on the price difference of your purchase and trade-in, while other states are going to charge tax on the entire purchase price.
Happy shopping!
If you can buy from the big dealers, they're pushing volume and will go deeper on their discount.
The one word of caution I would give is that several dealers have document fees or other dealer fees. 4500 off and then 500+ in dealer fees isn't really 4500 off. I recommend that you always compare the 'out-the-door' price. Let the dealership move numbers around all they want but the bottom line should be your bargaining number.
It's also important to note what State and Local taxes you might have if you buy from out of state. Several states charge sales tax based on the price difference of your purchase and trade-in, while other states are going to charge tax on the entire purchase price.
Happy shopping!
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07-25-2016, 04:48 PM
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07-25-2016, 04:54 PM
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For something as hot as a new grand sport, lots of areas in the country are going to be closer to sticker.
If you can buy from the big dealers, they're pushing volume and will go deeper on their discount.
The one word of caution I would give is that several dealers have document fees or other dealer fees. 4500 off and then 500+ in dealer fees isn't really 4500 off. I recommend that you always compare the 'out-the-door' price. Let the dealership move numbers around all they want but the bottom line should be your bargaining number.
It's also important to note what State and Local taxes you might have if you buy from out of state. Several states charge sales tax based on the price difference of your purchase and trade-in, while other states are going to charge tax on the entire purchase price.
Happy shopping!
If you can buy from the big dealers, they're pushing volume and will go deeper on their discount.
The one word of caution I would give is that several dealers have document fees or other dealer fees. 4500 off and then 500+ in dealer fees isn't really 4500 off. I recommend that you always compare the 'out-the-door' price. Let the dealership move numbers around all they want but the bottom line should be your bargaining number.
It's also important to note what State and Local taxes you might have if you buy from out of state. Several states charge sales tax based on the price difference of your purchase and trade-in, while other states are going to charge tax on the entire purchase price.
Happy shopping!
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fdxpilot (07-25-2016)
07-25-2016, 11:16 PM
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Spend the same and get a Better car with the Z06, better discounts and resale. Go Z06!
07-26-2016, 07:21 AM
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07-26-2016, 08:18 AM
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Lotta talk about all the high % off MSRP discounting, but not actually seeing it. I'm seeing 8% tops, but not higher. Please tell where and by whom. PM if you prefer. Thanks
Last edited by cor66vette; 07-26-2016 at 08:19 AM.
07-26-2016, 10:52 AM
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Mine out here in Calif MSRP 88 and change down to 82 and change. I figured if ordered from east coast it would have been another 13-1500 to ship. My order went in 19 Jul and has a TPW 8 Aug !!!im happy with that
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07-26-2016, 11:09 AM
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You could have done a courtesy delivery and not needed to pay to ship the car across the country.
07-26-2016, 08:40 PM
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07-26-2016, 08:54 PM
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For something as hot as a new grand sport, lots of areas in the country are going to be closer to sticker.
If you can buy from the big dealers, they're pushing volume and will go deeper on their discount.
The one word of caution I would give is that several dealers have document fees or other dealer fees. 4500 off and then 500+ in dealer fees isn't really 4500 off. I recommend that you always compare the 'out-the-door' price. Let the dealership move numbers around all they want but the bottom line should be your bargaining number.
It's also important to note what State and Local taxes you might have if you buy from out of state. Several states charge sales tax based on the price difference of your purchase and trade-in, while other states are going to charge tax on the entire purchase price.
Happy shopping!
If you can buy from the big dealers, they're pushing volume and will go deeper on their discount.
The one word of caution I would give is that several dealers have document fees or other dealer fees. 4500 off and then 500+ in dealer fees isn't really 4500 off. I recommend that you always compare the 'out-the-door' price. Let the dealership move numbers around all they want but the bottom line should be your bargaining number.
It's also important to note what State and Local taxes you might have if you buy from out of state. Several states charge sales tax based on the price difference of your purchase and trade-in, while other states are going to charge tax on the entire purchase price.
Happy shopping!