Originally Posted by Hameister
(Post 1582891305)
This is a screen shot from Motor Trend magazine's website.
According to their "inside" information, the base starting price will be approx. $59,000. http://i45.tinypic.com/2rcpm9s.jpg |
Originally Posted by Turbooo2u
(Post 1582876214)
Looks like you'll have to pay MSRP for the C7 until at least the Spring of 2014. I nicely loaded 2LT will probably sticker at 70k+. Any early adopters up for this?:cheers:
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I see no problem paying MSRP for a C7, as I strongly believe buyers are getting what they are paying for. I'd go even further to say with the C7 you are really getting more than what Im paying for.. as nothing in the $55-60k price range can touch the C7 in my opinion. Where else can you find a $55k car that has an aluminum frame, 0-60 in less than 4 seconds, exotic supercar looks and world class interior with the latest & greatest technology?
That said.. my budget for a "new" car has never been pass the $30k range. And a $30k loan.. is the limit of what I spend on any car.. new or old. As much as I love the C7 announcement, it has not changed my position. Two years ago, when I went shopping for a C6 I was able to stay under my budget of $30k. And 2-3 years from now when the C6 I purchased is paid off.. I'll be looking to trade it in for a pre-owned C7. I figure if my C6 has a trade-in value of $20k. And I'm willing to trade that car + take on a new $30k car loan. I will then have $50k worth of buying power for a newer C7. That should be more than enough $$$ to get me into a C7 sometime around 2015.. all while having a reasonable car payment of no more than $500 monthly. Who knows.. in 2-3 years I may be able to get into a new C7 for that $50k buying power.. as dealers will surely have loyalty incentives for current Corvette owners. I love having a plan for my goals. Its keeps me grounded, financially responsible and forces me to be grateful for things that I am able to purchase and own. It also gives me a realistic plan to enjoy the things I want in life, without having to wait until retirement or burdening myself in debt. |
Originally Posted by Turbooo2u
(Post 1582891714)
If this is the case, there will be a whole lot of 70k+ C7s on the lot with so many "available" options.:(
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There are plenty of GS coupes with 70K+ MSRPs on the lot. (See MacMulkin). And remember there are two models that are even more expensive. The C7, I feel, is there to replace the GS since very few people bought the base coupe since 2010. That's why I think the C7 pricing will be in-line with the GS coupe.
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A lot of folks - I remember when the C6 first became available, buyers were routinely paying MSRP. I purchased one of the first C6 convertibles...from a forum dealership...paid MSRP. If you wanted to be one of the first to own the latest/greatest - you pay the going rate...all about supply/demand.
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Originally Posted by jackhall99
(Post 1582878827)
There are forum dealers willing to do $1,000 under MSRP right now. They are the smart ones in the dealership world.
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Originally Posted by Turbooo2u
(Post 1582892469)
There are plenty of GS coupes with 70K+ MSRPs on the lot. (See MacMulkin). And remember there are two models that are even more expensive. The C7, I feel, is there to replace the GS since very few people bought the base coupe since 2010. That's why I think the C7 pricing will be in-line with the GS coupe.
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Originally Posted by MikeyTX
(Post 1582892967)
Not only that, with the 2014 being a short model yr, the best bet would be to simply wait for the ramp up to 2015. There will be plenty of 2014's let over at huge discounts.
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Originally Posted by MikeyTX
(Post 1582892967)
Not only that, with the 2014 being a short model yr, the best bet would be to simply wait for the ramp up to 2015. There will be plenty of 2014's let over at huge discounts.
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A few days ago I saw at least one of the forum dealers were offering orders $1,000 under MSRP.
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Originally Posted by jackhall99
(Post 1582878827)
There are forum dealers willing to do $1,000 under MSRP right now. They are the smart ones in the dealership world.
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Originally Posted by MikeyTX
(Post 1582892967)
Not only that, with the 2014 being a short model yr, the best bet would be to simply wait for the ramp up to 2015. There will be plenty of 2014's let over at huge discounts.
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Most likely everyone will buy at msrp
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I'll not pay sticker, got my 09 for 9k under from a local dealer, although it 's a big dealership, I'll wait for the bugs to go and the price to drop.
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I will pay msrp, assuming they offer me retail for my 06
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Originally Posted by binster
(Post 1582897264)
I will pay msrp, assuming they offer me retail for my 06
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Will be waiting for high performance version (ZR1). Won't pay MSRP though
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Southern California is a different market place. I've called 3 dealers and they each told me there will be a premium of 10 to 15 thousand over MSRP. So I've ordered one from the sponsoring dealerships outside of my area.
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Originally Posted by RLEWINTER
(Post 1582912282)
Southern California is a different market place. I've called 3 dealers and they each told me there will be a premium of 10 to 15 thousand over MSRP. So I've ordered one from the sponsoring dealerships outside of my area.
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