MikeSpillerr

I can totally understand your frustration with the extra fees for your car order. It's always tough when you're working hard and spending your hard-earned money, only to be hit with unexpected costs.

But since you're already on the list and will be getting your dream car in six months, I would suggest trying to negotiate with the dealership on the protection package cost. Maybe you can get them to bring down the price or throw in some extra perks for you.

Also, make sure to read the fine print on the protection package to see what it covers and if it's worth the extra cost. You don't want to end up paying for something that won't actually benefit you.

At the end of the day, it's your money and you should feel comfortable with what you're spending it on. But if this is your dream car and you're so close to getting it, maybe it's worth the extra investment.

bernisse

Yes they do. I nearly purchased one last month but wasn't quite the right car. Very good to deal with and at MSRP.

Lazzz

If you’re actually concerned about this, you can have it delivered directly to your home in enclosed trailer for a couple grand and STILL save ~5k over your current ordeal.

It is a no-brainer, man.

Mrchen

guys you got my head right, especially BIG ATLANTA, thank you, I am getting on the MacMUlkin list today (just hung up) and I will take delvier at Jim Ellis and service there as well.
I just cant see being forced to by $8,000 worth of things I did not want.
PS Christian said 4-6 months

Perchiate ya all

Drew888

For a courtesy delivery, they have waived the package. Another option is to do BG delivery. At the very least I would negotiate out the items that you don't want.

67rstbkt

You made the right choice - I went with MacMulkin, museum delivery, and drove the car home 2900 miles - it's a no-brainer

72vetteman

Megal Chevrolet in Dawsonville will sell you one at MSRP, that's where I bought my 2022 coupe. Scott.

evanft

Just order from MacMulkin. There’s ZERO reason to pay a markup right now.

Mrchen

I ordered from MacMulkin yesterday, overnight the check in an hour, good to go, 4-6 months, pick up at local chevy dealer!

Rhino5six

Don't do it. I found one at Ciocca in NJ last month for MSRP but had to wait a whole week to get it delivered to South Carolina. Only add on was a $599 doc fee and also shipping cost to my front door.