[Kiefer]

Live in Bluffton South Carolina. Looking for a new blue 1le. Can have my dealer try to trade a vehicle for it since I need to buy a car in SC.

Thanks for the help!

[rootus]

cars.com is your best bet for wide area searches. Look for 1SS's with an MSRP of 44K or 46K (IIRC) and those are likely to be 1LEs.

[Superman1le]

Originally Posted by Kiefer

Live in Bluffton South Carolina. Looking for a new blue 1le. Can have my dealer try to trade a vehicle for it since I need to buy a car in SC.

Thanks for the help!

I posted about this a month ago the $1000 camaro cash may or may not be eligible for your zip code

"I have been looking diligently for 2 months and here are a few facts on the 1LE Pricing
There is about $1300-$1400 below sticker until you get to invoice.
Then there is another $1400 or so of hold back(dealer money)
$1000 Customer Cash(GM MONEY)
$1500 Chevrolet Loyalty or $2000 Mustang Conquest(GM MONEY)

So therefore a dealer cannot sell the vehicle for less than about 5k off sticker without losing money or without other factors coming into consideration.

This should be the same on all Camaro SS 1LE ....

Now here is where dealer prices may vary

GM has coupons they give dealers ranging from $250- $1000 to entice the buyer usually someone who that will finance with them

Are you financing in house where they will make money off you or elsewhere? Dealer may be willing do sell it lower knowing they will make up for it in financing.

Are there any additional non negotiatble dealer add ons like tint/nitrogen /etching that will make money for the dealer.

Are you trading a vehicle in that they can make money off of?

How long have they had the vehicle in inventory?

How much is the processing fee? Most states have it capped but this is a way that dealers like in Florida with no cap can make a few hundred dollars more.

Is the dealer trying to hit a volume target?

Hope this helps."