[BoostMeUp]

So I just found out my father-in-law wants to buy a new truck and I have been looking at ordering a new ZL1 this fall. Would we get better prices if we were to go in together and order both at once? I'm assuming yes but have never bought more than 1 vehicle at a time. My father also wants to order a 2022 Corvette but I don't think that will really help much with them so far behind in production. Anyone ever try to do a "group buy" like this with new GM vehicles here?

[LikaRokBowTie]

Do you have a dealer you've worked with in the past, one that you have an established relationship with, if you do then they should be able to work a great deal for all. Just shop dealers until you get what you want, it's your money, don't be shy about telling them see you later!!! Well except for the Corvette that is!

[Snowwolfe]

Do some research on the Corvette forum. There are a handful of dealers spread around the USA who will order a C8 at msrp with no added on fees. These same dealers usually discount other models so give them a call and try to get a good price quote. But don’t think if you order two or three other vehicles you will get a better price on the C8 because it isn’t going to happen. These guys only have so many allocations so if you don’t buy it at msrp someone else will.

[Apexslayer]

Yes you should get a better price - especially for Chevy's - a lot of sales people will be eager to sell two cars at once (the sales managers maybe not so much).