2014 c7 white z51, 70,000+msrp
 

I have a couple vettes on order, and I am going to sell off the white one.

Car has brownstone interior, is a 3lt package, carbon fiber roof, z51 mag ride, nav, over 70,000 msrp.

I will get specific details on the exact order and msrp posted up here soon.

We can go about this 2 ways, I can buy the car and sell it for a slight profit...

or i can let the person buy it DIRECT from the dealer in florida AT STICKER, in which case, i will accept $3,000 above that paid to me... which allows you to utilize gm financing and/or new car rates at your local bank or through the dealer. The dealer will sell to any state.

(rates on a never titled car are always better than a once titled aka USED car in the banks eyes)

Car is coming in the west palm area.

It is not first batch, but it is very close to first batch, I anticipate the car being here early or mid next month. It is the FIRST car the dealership is getting in from what my salesman told me when i put deposit down almost a year ago.

I cant supply the vin yet. Serious buyers.

Until a deal is struck, I reserve the right to keep the car, but once i say there is a deal, the car is that persons.

I also may advertise on a online auction site.

Chances are my PM box will fill up fast, ill do my best to get the exact options of the vehicle posted soon.

Wanted to list this now, incase anyone was on the verge of ordering one, and wanted one of the first cars out.

Post in the thread if you want to be inline for this offer. I will be selling this car one way or another. Thanks for stopping by.

Why not just let the person buy directly from the dealer at Sticker without the $3,000 fee??? Everyone on this form are bashing the dealers who are selling above sticker and from what I can see you are doing the same thing. Just saying.

Another POS that should be banned rom the Forum!
I hope he eats the car - it would serve him right.

:iagree: Carl Black in Orlando and Stingray in Plant city sell them for MSRP

Maybe he is just trying to recoup the money he put on deposit for the car.

If you buy it from the dealer isn't sales tax going to have to be paid? Then the new buyer will have to pay sales tax again?

And I'm sure you're planning on paying income tax on your quick $3k profit right?

I will buy it meet me at the dealership, I am the guy in the t-shirt and shorts. Ya I hate people like this. Just let someone else get it and quit being greedy.


I hope if you do try to make a profit, you keep the lemon (there is always one) and that person gets the best car ever.

:iagree::iagree:
IBTL thus thread should be againest the rules! :leaving:

I remember when the Honda S2000 came out some dealers ask for a 10k market adjustment. Same with the Mini Cooper S. I guess I understand if you are so rich it doesn't matter or if its a rare Ferrari.. if you have to be the first to have one this is an opportunity

Cool ! Order some cars you can't pay for then try to sell cars you don't own for $3,000.00
over sticker. When all the dealers are selling at MSRP!
:sadangel:

Shouldn't his forum ID be irunFROMcops?

LOL - I knew this would go over like a lead balloon!

It would be nice if everyone would follow Corvette forum decorum. Let the market dictate the outcome and remember the following forum rules regarding interference in a for sale thread:

8. Interference in a For Sale thread

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/foru...le-thread.html

If you don’t like the price or item being offered in for sale thread, take it to e-mail or PMs. Better still, just move on to a thread that is offering something you like the price on.

If you post a criticism of the price or the quality of the item being offered, you will be in violation of Forum rules and subject to sanctions.

If you post your own for sale items to the for sale thread started by someone else, you also are in violation of Forum rules. Start your own thread, rather than jumping into the thread of someone else.

If your contribution to a for sale thread does not advance the sale, you are in the way.

If you spot inappropriate posts to a for sale thread, please alert a moderator.

i have a dealers license, and a license in a state in which has no sales tax... therefore when i buy the car, no extra money will be put on top of the price for the next buyer.

The opportunity to finance as a BRAND NEW CAR is lost if it is done that way. So that was the only reason i offered the opportunity to buy straight from the dealer.

I can easily sell this car on ebay, as other dealers and individuals are (there were 2 last time a checked, both asking 10g over on their buy it now's...

so... im 7g below market price for first batch vettes as i understand the first batch built, and this vette being built... will be delivered to the dealers at the same time because they are holding up the already built first batch cars.

Regardless, the 3g is negotiable.

Posting this here was a favor to corvette forum users. If i bother to run an ebay auction, i know i will get more money than this over sticker.

Dealers selling at sticker, dont have availible first batch allocations. And as far as the eye can see, any dealer who does have an unsold c7 first batch... IS asking over sticker for it.

Sorry to ruin everyones day ;)

I personally would not pay over MSRP for a car unless I was pretty sure it was a rare car that may appreciate, not depreciate but never done it.

GM Dealers should stick to MSRP as they represent the factory, but that does not go for an individual IMHO. It should be up to the factory to enforce it but they can't.

I've sold 2 cars over MSRP, a GTR for 15K over no miles and a Porsche for 40k over with a few thousand miles simply because the market went up and others were willing to pay more than I thought they were worth.

I bought these cars with no intent of flipping higher but that's what happened.

Ya....yer leading the way for us.
 

I say go buy the car when it shows up at the dealer and run an ad on Craigslist.....You are not a dealer, you haven't got possession of a car, nobody needs your help or gonna hand you a profit, nobody cares about your auction plans or your reserved rights :ack: Your sales man will tell you, "Oh ya....yer at the top of the list!" You watch too many late night infomercials ............Oh ya....I forgot....yer an irritant here with this post. :toetap:

Current model year used car rates are typically identical to new car rates, unless the car has a factory backed low APR. Don't mislead the folks here, I'm in the business too. :)
Second, if you are a dealer selling a car here, aren't you required to become a sponsor?
:)

They will under sticker quicker then you think. Wait 6months and these will be everywhere, just like every corvette. The newby buyers get a nice car and all the hoopla, then bend over cause you just pissed about 7k out the window.
I would never even pay msrp for a car.
And for your " give me 3k" you know where you can bury that one.....lol

Just wait until January or February when the snow is flying up here in the Northeast. Getting MSRP let alone a premium will be a pipe dream for the dealers.

I remember when my dumb ass brother in law paid $5,000 for a PT Cruiser!!:crazy2:

Simply not true.

If you are trying to make a profit on the car, do it the old fashioned way. Convince some idiot to buy it from you used and the $3k over MSRP is because it was owned by you and you are truly a special person.

This is just silly.

any one paying MSRP or more is____. you can fill in the blank...

:rofl::rofl::rofl:

To the op good luck :cheers: Everyone else move on with your lives if you dont want the car !

Since it sounds like you, "need" to sell the car, but I don't necessarily need one of the first C7s manufactured, I'll counter-offer at $4k under MSRP. Final offer.

I think you should keep the car for 25 years and sell it $4K over MSRP to maximize your profits. You can also sell the floor mats and the battery protector now, in case the new buyer 25 years from would not notice.

can't wait to see these C7s selling for 5k discount. (Yeah, that'll happen, wait might be longer, lol)

BUt I am sure high volume dealers will be pushing these out the door below MSRP. First bact my ass..

:rofl:

:lol:

I did that LOL

LMAO:trainwreck:

No, really you're right. There's really nothing wrong with this, I mean he's just trying to make some money. There will certainly be somebody out there with more money than patience. At this point the Forum crowd might be a hard sell, but ya never know.

I agree, this individual is full of S$$$. A ture troublemaker. I wouldn't give him the time of day let alone $3M.

Glws

Of course, I guess you could just make the deal with the dealer as advertised. Since once you sign the paperwork, the car is legally yours, nothing stopping you from stiffing him on his "finders fee".

i don't have to buy the car, the dealer can sell it to anyone under the sun at full msrp.

I have a person who has offered me 1k over sticker so far.

Anyone willing to beat that, make offers. Anyone else, sorry you don't understand supply and demand.

If you don't think its a fair deal, then move along.

ps... for all those of you thinking vettes are going to sell 5g under sticker anytime soon...

a Camaro ss from chevy... doesn't even have 3g worth of total markup INCLUDING HOLDBACK MONEY BEHIND THE INVOICE. I know because we own a chevy store.

So assuming there is 5g of markup on a vette, or that a dealer is going to give that away... is a pipe dream. Goodluck all of you waiting for your big discounts when GM has changed the profit margins for dealerships to nearly nothing on all new chevy models ;)

maybe they will come out with rebates on a first year sports car that destroys other cars that cost twice as much .... hold your breath

Well, 'a car dealer' is talking like 'a car dealer'; nothing new here.

Time will tell, and you don't have a crystal ball, so none of what you just said makes me even think twice about the fact the laws of supply and demand will eventually move to the the buyer's favor and C7s will be selling for thousands below MSRP. No one knows when this will happen, but rest assured it will, and there are thousands of buyers all to happy to wait. This is all Economics 101, so why would we believe YOU.

The relation of Invoice to MSRP on a C7 is only slightly closer than what it was for the C6.

If you are really a dealer then your level of professionalism just hit an all time low. "Hold our breath" 'Pipe Dream" ..and just your overall tone. Really?! Is that the terminology and tone a professional car salesperson uses with an audience of potential customers, or anyone?

I'm confused. 1st you have it on order from a Chevy Dealer and now you owner a Chevy store? Did you order it from yourself?

Well I bought my 04 for $9k off MSRP $4000 off and $5000 loyalty program. I bought my 06 Z for way under MSRP and I WILL buy a C7 for less then MSRP. And I won't have to hold my breath that long.:rofl:

I don't see anything wrong with this post at all. if you don't like whats being offered for sale just move on. This guy paid a deposit a year ago (usually $1000 to $2000) thats worth something in my opinion. this guy was out of his deposit money all this time and this guy comes in a day and decides ok I want to buy a 2014 vette?? yes this will cost you $1000 or $3000 or whatever you agree with the buyer... again you don't like it, just move on..... very simple!

I know if I had to sell my vette that I ordered a year ago, then I would at least want $1000 over MSRP. I am not selling mine but I am just saying if I wanted to.

You have a lot of competiton out there, Hendrick is advertising over 19 new Vettets coming in soon all available to buy at MSRP

What the OP seemed to overlook, is that when folks jumped the gun and placed orders with dealers, then things happened, or they changed their mind and cancelled the order, the dealer did not in fact cancel the order with GM. They knew darn well they could sell the car. So there will be several, if not hundreds of unspoken for Stingrays available in the next couple of months.

I'm trying to get my mind around this thread. This appears to be a dealer selling an unsold unit. This section is for individuals selling their personal vehicles. You MUST post a price, no best offers are permitted. Pick a dollar figure and add it to your original post or I'll have to delete the thread.


See this forum rule for clarification:

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/foru...eir-parts.html




I have highlighted in bold a section that I am bothered by. Are you a private seller trying to help your dealer out or are you a dealer and particularly a Chevrolet dealer? Your answer will determine if this thread stays open or not.

Last, to everyone else posting in this thread. Forum rules on interference in a for sale thread are very specific. Please see the reference link below and plan your posts accordingly. If this is a legitimate personal sale, you are not allowed to challange the sale, question the price or otherwise interfere with an individual selling a personal product on the forum. If you don't like the price or the terms or the product, don't buy it, don't debate it, don't argue, just move along.

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/foru...le-thread.html

If you don't trust what you see in a for sale thread, report the post and a moderator will deal with it.

Over msrp.....LMAO. Good luck, you will need it!

This thread is a fail for 2 reasons:

1. Commercial Sales

Supporting vendors pay for the considerable bandwidth charges on the Forum, making it free for the rest of us. In exchange, they get the privilege of using the Forum to market and promote their goods and services.

Forum members are welcome to sell a Corvette or Corvette parts they purchased for their own personal use. Anything else is considered to be a commercial sale.

MEMBERS ARE ONLY ALLOWED TO LIST CARS AND PARTS THAT THEY PERSONALLY OWN.

>>>>> Listing cars and parts for family or friend will not be allowed without prior approval by an administrator.

>>>>> These vehicles listed must be titled in the member's name prior to listing here on the forum.

Members are permitted to sell a maximum of 2 personally owned Corvettes on the forum during a rolling 12-month period. Exceeding that limit will be considered commercial sales and will require the seller to become a supporting dealer/vendor.

He is either a commercial entity or if truly a private sale the vehicle in question is not titled in the OP's name. As presented this is really a commercial sale disguised as a private. Should be locked