[DenverTaco07]

Originally Posted by pdoherty972

Actually you get 4.3

I think there's some sarcasm in his post, but i'm not following him that well.

edit: ^^^^ Oh...gotcha.

now when we get a jackpot of 1.3 Quadrillion - yes? then we can all have millions.

[xgnxs]

Originally Posted by FlightSoftware

that's the joke. Some idiot somewhere thought the powerball amount would be enough to make everyone in 'murica (300 million or so), millionaires.

[Gen6_1Le]

Originally Posted by xgnxs

Lol. Last time I checked $37,295 <> $55,400.

Did you know that if you divide $1.3 billion by 300 million, you get $4.3 million..?

You may have to read what I wrote again because in my example I was not reffering to base price . Which I thought was obvious by the numbers I did write.

[xgnxs]

Originally Posted by Gen5_1Le

You may have to read what I wrote again because in my example I was not reffering to base price . Which I thought was obvious by the numbers I did write.

The situation you described that you are referring to was that you saw a Camaro with a price higher than a Corvette.

So, if I was a dealership and was selling a Corvette for $10 and a Camaro for $250,000, would you be saying "Wow! These Camaros sure are expensive! I could buy 25,000 Corvettes for the price of one Camaro!"? Or would you recognize that situation for the outlier that it is?

If you found a new Corvette cheaper than a new Camaro, it's all but guaranteed the Corvette is a no-option base model and the Camaro is fully loaded. If you're shopping fully loaded Camaros, you probably wouldn't be shopping base model Corvettes. Comparing new VS used prices is a whole other thing entirely.

When the price for a base model Camaro is the same as the price as a base model Corvette, then I will agree with you that Camaros are at Corvette prices.

Until then, no.

[Gen6_1Le]

Originally Posted by xgnxs

The situation you described that you are referring to was that you saw a Camaro with a price higher than a Corvette.

So, if I was a dealership and was selling a Corvette for $10 and a Camaro for $250,000, would you be saying "Wow! These Camaros sure are expensive! I could buy 25,000 Corvettes for the price of one Camaro!"? Or would you recognize that situation for the outlier that it is?

If you found a new Corvette cheaper than a new Camaro, it's all but guaranteed the Corvette is a no-option base model and the Camaro is fully loaded. If you're shopping fully loaded Camaros, you probably wouldn't be shopping base model Corvettes. Comparing new VS used prices is a whole other thing entirely.

When the price for a base model Camaro is the same as the price as a base model Corvette, then I will agree with you that Camaros are at Corvette prices.

Until then, no.

Fact is there are new 2016 ss camaros at a higher price on dealer lots then new 2016 stingrays are selling for. I would take a no option stingray over a fully optioned out ss camaro.

[Hockeypucks]

Interesting thread as I'm talking to the sales guy about this one now ha.

http://www.davidstanleychevroletofno...72-ok/6415721/

[atlcamaro1]

Its a camaro...........

[xgnxs]

Originally Posted by Gen5_1Le

Fact is there are new 2016 ss camaros at a higher price on dealer lots then new 2016 stingrays are selling for. I would take a no option stingray over a fully optioned out ss camaro.

After deciding that you wanted heated and ventilated seats, HUD, MRC, dual mode exhaust, an automatic transmission, navigation, interior lighting, memory package for the seats, rear park assist, cross-traffic alert, blind zone alert with lane change alert, and wireless charging on a Camaro, you're telling me you're going to say to yourself, "You know what, I know what I was shopping for was a fully loaded vehicle, but I think in reality I'll take this base model Corvette that has none of those things I decided I wanted in a Camaro,"?

If you say so.