[laborsmith]

Ferrari sells 7000 builds a year world wide, and up to 4000 in North America. Imagine the profit margin needed to sustain a dealership expected to deliver less than a dozen new car sales a month. Remember, Ferrari did not take away the Cauley Ferrari franchise, Chevrolet took away the Cauley Chevy franchise.

Laborsmith

[fastball]

Originally Posted by BeckyD@RodgersChevrolet

Don't worry Becky I haven't forgotten about you

[fastball]

Originally Posted by laborsmith

Ferrari sells 7000 builds a year world wide, and up to 4000 in North America. Imagine the profit margin needed to sustain a dealership expected to deliver less than a dozen new car sales a month. Remember, Ferrari did not take away the Cauley Ferrari franchise, Chevrolet took away the Cauley Chevy franchise.

Laborsmith

At an average $200,000 transaction price I am quite sure there is more than sufficient profit margin to sell 7-9 cars/month and pay the bills and staff quite handsomely.

[JoeP@TeamBeckyD]

Originally Posted by fastball

Don't worry Becky I haven't forgotten about you

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I'm kinda of a
BIG ...Enthusiast..!





Becky

[laborsmith]

Originally Posted by fastball

At an average $200,000 transaction price I am quite sure there is more than sufficient profit margin to sell 7-9 cars/month and pay the bills and staff quite handsomely.

It is easy to be quite sure when another has to pay the piper.

Think about it, even if your transaction average is correct and say a 10% profit margin is intact, you are contending that $180,000 a month is enough to sustain a sales facility appropriately staffed and a service center to meet the needs of a few hundred consumers.

I now join the contingent urging you to go BMW because it seems clear nothing Chevrolet can do will meet or exceed your expectations.

Laborsmith

[bybcous]

My dealer told me thursday pricing would be out in november , i told him it would be out by monday. It felt good to be right lol.

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[Sledgehammer70]

Originally Posted by laborsmith

It is easy to be quite sure when another has to pay the piper.

Think about it, even if your transaction average is correct and say a 10% profit margin is intact, you are contending that $180,000 a month is enough to sustain a sales facility appropriately staffed and a service center to meet the needs of a few hundred consumers.

I now join the contingent urging you to go BMW because it seems clear nothing Chevrolet can do will meet or exceed your expectations.

Laborsmith

You would hate BMW anyway... go Audi

[JoeP@TeamBeckyD]

Originally Posted by bybcous

My dealer told me thursday pricing would be out in november , i told him it would be out by monday. It felt good to be right lol.

Offtopic

Friday ...!
FTW!!!
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Originally Posted by Sledgehammer70

You would hate BMW anyway... go Audi

Becky

[bhavyas]

Originally Posted by Sledgehammer70

If you like Camaros and have waited 3 years you obviously like the Gen5. Want a deal? Wait 1 more month when they clear inventory for cheap and get your Gen5.

Honestly the price isn't that much more. I paid 30K for a 1LT with RS package in 2013. The 2016 2LT comes with more and your options line up with current 5the Gen pricing.

Your expectations are unrealistic.

I love the fifth gen...but I hated the tail lights of the 2015 model... and the interior was too simple too... I am just going to wait for a couple of months before I step into the showroom...

Do you know how much discount an employee would get there... A friends dad works in GM and he said he can help with the discounts... but I am not sure how much given that he is not buying it for himself...

[Sledgehammer70]

Originally Posted by bhavyas

I love the fifth gen...but I hated the tail lights of the 2015 model... and the interior was too simple too... I am just going to wait for a couple of months before I step into the showroom...

Do you know how much discount an employee would get there... A friends dad works in GM and he said he can help with the discounts... but I am not sure how much given that he is not buying it for himself...

Someone posted the prices. I think it is a $2K savings.

[laborsmith]

My favorite of all time was the1974 Saab Sonnet III I snagged back in '75. I still have the Window Sticker and the Sales Brochure. For those who do not know, it was a 1900lb 2 seat fiberglass hatchback powered by a 1.7 litre 65HP/85Tq V4 with 4 on the floor tran, fourth gear being a.85 overdrive, that was 13 feet long, 5 feet wide and 47 inches tall.

So, whether I would hate a BMW or not I will not even consider going Audi.

Laborsmith

[fastball]

Originally Posted by laborsmith

It is easy to be quite sure when another has to pay the piper.

Think about it, even if your transaction average is correct and say a 10% profit margin is intact, you are contending that $180,000 a month is enough to sustain a sales facility appropriately staffed and a service center to meet the needs of a few hundred consumers.

I now join the contingent urging you to go BMW because it seems clear nothing Chevrolet can do will meet or exceed your expectations.

Laborsmith

See, that's part of the attitude that got GM to within hours of going out of business permanently. You should be ENCOURAGING people like me to buy GM!

I WANT THE CAMARO. I do NOT want to be treated like someone buying a Sonic because I'm spending 40 large, not getting a $99.00/month lease for a tin can with a Hoover engine.

Capisce paizon?

[Dreng]

Originally Posted by Sledgehammer70

Someone posted the prices. I think it is a $2K savings.

Any idea where we can find these posted prices. I have been following very most threads on here and havent seent anything other than msrp posted.

[bybcous]

Originally Posted by Dreng

Any idea where we can find these posted prices. I have been following very most threads on here and havent seent anything other than msrp posted.

http://www.camaro6.com/forums/showth...420598&page=10