Originally Posted by HummelS
(Post 1585138124)
Well, that will sure be convenient, having to commute to the "big city" to get it serviced, after you bought the car from a sales wonk who hasn't been trained, and doesn't know what the hell he/she is talking about. It is NOT "just another Chevy," tex.
And to my knowledge, without sales and tech training, that dealer will not get allocations to sell you a car. Like many dealers, they will promise the moon - but show me an order with a delivery date, coach. If they don't pay GM for training and special tools, my bet is they are getting zero Corvettes anytime soon. Oh, and practice your English skills a little bit - you're a little short. |
Originally Posted by meadowz06
(Post 1585136794)
You did not address his asking why YOU don't discount the C7!
Because the car will bring sticker price when it first comes out.I am not sure what else there is to "address". |
You can buy at GMS at specific dealers in Michigan
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Originally Posted by HummelS
(Post 1585138124)
Well, that will sure be convenient, having to commute to the "big city" to get it serviced, after you bought the car from a sales wonk who hasn't been trained, and doesn't know what the hell he/she is talking about. It is NOT "just another Chevy," tex.
And to my knowledge, without sales and tech training, that dealer will not get allocations to sell you a car. Like many dealers, they will promise the moon - but show me an order with a delivery date, coach. If they don't pay GM for training and special tools, my bet is they are getting zero Corvettes anytime soon. Oh, and practice your English skills a little bit - you're a little short. |
Originally Posted by sjohnson2615
(Post 1585138327)
It is quite obvious.
Because the car will bring sticker price when it first comes out.I am not sure what else there is to "address". |
I think some of you are realizing just how much you could have saved if you played your cards right. The only way dealers sell at sticker, is if the customer BUYS at sticker! And we are seeing that there is a ton of markup in the Stingray!
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Originally Posted by TacDoc
(Post 1585012774)
Guess I am a little p*ssed at dave@kerbeck calling someone he does not know a liar. My wife and I never planned this purchase. We are devout customers of Rick "CorvetteConti" because of his unquestionable honesty. Rick and I had already planned a 2015 Stingray order ( which is still planned ) to add to the 2012 GS vert, 2013 427, and 2013 Anniversary ZR1 he sold us. I also have a 2000 Viper GTS track car, and 2009 Viper SRT Aero ( I have driven vipers competitively for 12 years hence my Viperclub post ). I am hoping Rick understands my ordering this car elsewhere since an INVOICE deal could not be passed up. This C7 will probably be a trade in to Rick when GM eventually lets me order a Z whatever. Dave, quit being a troll, I got a rare deal.
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Any dealers out there that won't be "Undersold"???
I would be happy to get a price match. Lol |
Originally Posted by dvandentop
(Post 1585137093)
it is in his driveway now i think that is true enough :rock:
As to the guy (meadowZ06) who keeps berating dealers who are not discounting them. You obviously don't know a damn thing about the business world. It's called "supply and demand". And along with the oldest profession in the world, it's the oldest business model in the world. Dealers are not discounting C7s because they don't have to. In the words of Steve Martin in "The Jerk"....Ah... It's a profit deal |
Originally Posted by meadowz06
(Post 1585138446)
I think some of you are realizing just how much you could have saved if you played your cards right. The only way dealers sell at sticker, is if the customer BUYS at sticker! And we are seeing that there is a ton of markup in the Stingray!
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Originally Posted by VIN666
(Post 1585137134)
Wow, that's a bigger markup than I thought!
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$55990 - $51005 invoice = $4985. GM card $ 498 = $ 4487 -$ 1000 from new car dept trade= $3487. Plus $ 30k for a 2007 Shelby = $1950 in tax saving on trade
Summery got a C7 for $1498 off MSPR. Got $ 31950 for my 2007 Shelby that I paid $ 32000 used 1 year ago. So there are some deals out there. Now lets say I waited one year Maybe $ 2000 less on the C7 and maybe $3000 less on the 2007 Shelby .With the new Mustang coming out not sure what might happen to the Used Mustang market. Even if you load up the car to $75105 - invoice of 67826 = $7279 not $8000 |
Whatever , I never thought I would pay MSRP but I am going to . Will you see discounts in the future ? .... yes ..... 8K off , I don't know . Seems awfully steep . :thumbs:
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Originally Posted by 450hp mike9
(Post 1585143902)
Post a picture of the car and a copy of the deal. Sure the more options the more profit margin .
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Pictures are coming. Wife has been joking this forum is as bad as Facebook for drama. She has the car on her wall but is going to do some shots with our ZR1 and 427 also to post here. I work two more nights so should get pics Sunday/Monday to post. Just gotta figure out how. BTW, anyone at Vettes and Vets next month. We will be there with the Stingray. I am retired Army and it looks like my ride along soldiers will get the Stingray now not the ZR1.
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Well we are a suspicious bunch. Don't know your dealer but way back there was a broker in Bowling Green offering similar deals on C5s. BTW I believe ya!!!
Great score!!!! Threads asking Kerbeck why he does not discount can be directed to any dealer. People are willing to pay........ people are willing to sell. Economics 101. |
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Sorry two are rotated, will figure it out. Not so good on an ipad. |
I will clean up the album tonight when I am on my PC. Can't figure how to rotate the camera roll on this ipad. Anyway, the album now has four shots during PDI. Wife watched the guys like a hawk during the whole process, lol. She wigged when they pulled the wheels to do something. I was not there so not sure why, she said they told her some kind of plates had to be put on, dunno.
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