[SSport16]

Here it is...

[SSport16]

So dealer price is lower than invoice, correct? From what I understand dealer price is what the dealer pays and is slighty lower than invoice.

[CarlsonDDS]

Ok, so here's my thought. Add up my 2SS with all options at MSRP and also at the dealer pricing as shown. Does it seem reasonable to get a dealer to split the difference of the two? My MSRP is 48,870 and dealer pricing is 45,185.40. My goal would be to get the car for 47K +tax.

[Davy_Baby9]

Originally Posted by EE7

It would be a stripped model without any options for that price. According to the other site dealers are marking them up 10k or more.

Depends on what you consider stripped down, it still has air, killer brakes, decent radio, recaros etc.

[Bongos2U]

It will be interesting to see the sales numbers for the rest of the year. 5th Gen Camaro sales might spike because people were waiting to know 6th gen. prices.

Will be ironic if the Camaro outsells the Mustang for the rest of 2015.

[KMPrenger]

Originally Posted by SSport16

So dealer price is lower than invoice, correct? From what I understand dealer price is what the dealer pays and is slighty lower than invoice.

I was told that price was invoice price. Hope that wasn't incorrect lol.

[Sledgehammer70]

Bah!!!! I want to see what the 5 split-spoke rims will come in at.

[SS 1LE]

Originally Posted by Curr

There are many dealers out there that will sell them for MSRP. Just as prior year Shelby's it takes a little looking. Co-worker took a trip to TN to get a 2013 $1k below MSRP a few years ago.

Stripped out... with Recaro seats, AC, power windows, a spot to plug in my phone, 6 speaker Sync radio w/ input...

Yet to hear of a dealer not marking up a GT350. They are said to just be a two year run with limited production, can't compare that to a GT500 that was easy to get 3-4 grand off sticker with ease.

[SS376]

Originally Posted by fastball

Put this in perspective - you could get a fully loaded Z28 with the SS package in 1999 for $27k out the door, with TTL. Almost $20k cheaper than a fully loaded 2016 2SS.

Inflation has not gone up THAT much in 17 years, has it?

$27K in 1999 is about $38K in 2015 dollars. That's about what the 2016 1SS costs. With the exception of the leather, I would say that a loaded '99 still won't have all the toys of a '16 1SS, and of course the new one is much faster, much safer, etc, etc.

[Sledgehammer70]

Originally Posted by grkjet

In this economy I'm not surprised that people are taken back by the price increase.

Bur according to Obama there is no 'In this economy' everyone is happy and rich!

#ThanksObama

[SSport16]

Everything is just peachy though, didn't you hear, he says it all the time! Just like Clinton had no idea if the server was wiped! No lies there! Lol

[vgi]

where do you all who say "we get close to Zl1 performance" get it from, because Al O said so? I also said that we'd be pleasantly surprised on the pricing.
i'll believe it when i see independent side by side reviews.

as for pricing, i'd rather see no electronic nannies and tech but standard lsd with lower price point.

i'm curios if the whole chevy marketing dept is trolling here under different nicks to convince people make peace with the price

[GroundhogSS]

Originally Posted by SS376

$27K in 1999 is about $38K in 2015 dollars. That's about what the 2016 1SS costs. With the exception of the leather, I would say that a loaded '99 still won't have all the toys of a '16 1SS, and of course the new one is much faster, much safer, etc, etc.

Plus you get a warranty with the new one unless you get a tune.

[banter]

I'm a little heartbroken the price went up that much. The debate to keep the '14 or upgrade to '17 just got harder. Half the options not included on the 2SS are the ones I want (mag ride and adjustable exhaust).