[RCF]

Originally Posted by 01pewterz28

The list all rebates in that price when you do not qualify your price is much higher I inquired for the heck of it on a SIM 2SS.

I found that a LOT of places do that!

[HighGs]

A month ago, there was a 200+ supply. Your deal may depend upon how long a particular vehicle is in inventory.

While April's uptick in Camaro sales will hopefully be a trend, overall car sales struggle. Incentives will be coming before the '18s, but selection will dwindling.

[Bluwaterbrew84]

I bought mine the Friday before Easter and I got it for right at 20% off. This was in NC.

[CamaroBody]

considering a zero hassle discount - shipping a car from a local state would not be very expensive and can save a lot of time and frustration


dealers that move more inventory naturally have a wider selection and bigger discounts

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[DavidinGA]

How does Becky's deals figure in on price?

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[01pewterz28]

Originally Posted by DavidinGA

How does Becky's deals figure in on price?



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Becky was cheaper than a few 2SS verts I inquired about same vehicle specs not to mention NO BS dealing with her. I will go out of my way to purchase from her again no questions asked.

[rti35]

Originally Posted by Joe's_cool_1le

And this is just advertised. Great deals out their.
Forgot to mention - NEW

That's called the 'Kalahari Interior Rebate' lol

I never understand why dealerships order so many cars with Ceramic White and Kalahari interiors. I see them everywhere and all they do is sit on the lot

Edit: Koons' prices also don't include destination. So add on another $1K to the price of their cars. Kinda shady if you ask me

[paul84043]

The market is swamped right now, but if you're patient they will almost undoubtedly have the 20% off MSRP again this fall.
Those deals CANNOT be beat..
I picked up my new 2015 1LE for 34k against a 47K window sticker with my trade paying for the overhead BS.

[Martinjlm]

Creative dealers will find a way. I had originally planned to buy my 50th in March. Specced out what I wanted and by coincidence, the dealer where I got my kid's Cruze ($63/mo 36 mo. lease) had the car EXACTLY as I would have ordered it in the showroom. Not on the lot, in the showroom. For Christmas they even put a big red bow on it. It was screaming my name.

End of January I took my kid's car in for a brake light recall. My salesperson knew I had the appointment, so he shows up in the customer lounge and asks "what do I have to do to get you to make a deal today?" I told him, get me 0% interest. They were offering 0% on 2016s, but not 2017s.

He went to check. Said they couldn't do it. I said "See you in March" He says, car may be gone in March." I said "I know where every Fifty is as far north as Saginaw and as far west as Kalamazoo (true statement). If it's gone I'll find another one".

He comes back again and says "what if I can get enough reduced from the price and get you financed through a credit union we do business with so that the deal comes out the same as if you had bought with your GM discount at 0%?"

Long story short, that is exactly what happened, so I picked the car up on January 31st. He reduced the price another $3,000 under my discount price and got me a 2.7% 72 mo rate at a credit union. Then I paid of the balance of the credit union loan after 2 months, so I walked away with a better than 0% interest deal.

[MATTHEWLONG]

$47.5k, paid $41k, Main discounts most wouldn't get were $2k mustang.

[Blackmonba6Gen]

I paid, 28k for my 2SS with 210 miles on it. The sticker price was $48,185 USD. The reason why I got it cheap because I qualified for 12k worth of rebates..plus I got 0% APR as well and GM Discount. I also put cash down which made it a hell of a deal.

[gpskinzhut]

Originally Posted by Blackmonba6Gen

I paid, 28k for my 2SS with 210 miles on it. The sticker price was $48,185 USD. The reason why I got it cheap because I qualified for 12k worth of rebates..plus I got 0% APR as well and GM Discount. I also put cash down which made it a hell of a deal.

48 - 12 = 36. What was the other 8??

[Blackmonba6Gen]

With the GM Discount, the MSRP dropped down from 48,185 to 44k. Plus I added 4 grand in cash which left me with 28k total.

[high_climber]

Originally Posted by Blackmonba6Gen

With the GM Discount, the MSRP dropped down from 48,185 to 44k. Plus I added 4 grand in cash which left me with 28k total.

LOL...so if you had put 30K down you could have had an even better "deal"??

To the OP...15% or more should be achievable