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Old 05-17-2016, 12:26 PM   #24
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Originally Posted by meissen View Post
I've been trying to get into a 2016 Camaro since they went on sale - but I can't justify the numbers. Right now the absolute best number I've been quoted is $356 per month on an 80 month loan for the 2016 Camaro 1LT 2L Turbo automatic with the $800 technology package. 80 months.

Almost all of the other dealerships are starting quotes at $400+ per month for the BASE MODEL with the $1500 automatic transmission and the $800 technology package. $400 for a base model automatic with $800 tech package is damned ridiculous. I don't even want the automatic transmission, but it appears almost all of the inventory right now is automatics.

These numbers are also:
- With GM Employee pricing,
- With a $2,000 GM employee appreciation certificate,
- With $500 lease loyalty rebate incentives.

$0 down sign and drive, no negative equity, etc.
In my opinion, don't even think about the "monthly" cost until you have negotiated your best price for the car. Salesmen use an old tried and true method to confuse the customer called 4 square. The bad ones will keep making you shift your focus to a different square all the time to obscure what the real price of car itself is.

You can explore various financing options AFTER you settle on a price for the car, but trying to roll it all together at the same time is just asking to be taken for a ride by the dealership. In my opinion, anyway.
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