[02blackss]

There is absolutely no way he is getting that car for 69K, I am also in Canada and have preferred pricing through my workplace (Very large Canadian company). When I purchased my 23' ZL1 vert back in October, my preferred pricing discount was about 5000 dollars or so. Sticker price on my car was almost 90K (Canadian of course)
There is not a single dealer in Canada that would sell one or accept an offer at that price, they would lose their shirt, arm and a leg at that price. I also have the Vehicle invoice for my car which I purchased through the GM Heritage Archive .

I can tell you for sure there is not as much wiggle room or profit as what people think when buying a car like this. Maybe a few thousand.

I purchased it for documentation purposes to add to my collection, anyone can find out exactly what the dealer paid to GM to get the car.

https://www.gm.com/heritage/archive

regards,

Jason

[vj123]

OP is just converting his CAD MSRP of $94k into USD based on current currency rate.

To clarify, this car doesnt have a sticker with USD 69k MSRP.

[65ffr]

Originally Posted by Prabzez

69k usd is 94k cad, which is probably at or close to msrp for a ZLE in canada. (The ZLE starts at 90k cad in canada).
A base ZL1 A10 in the USA is 70k usd = 96k cad, A base ZL1 A10 in canada is 80k cad = 58k usd.
Meaning a base ZL1 is 12k usd cheaper in canada, so this is gonna look like a steal to our brothers down south.

I must say I'm astonished that this car is $12k less in Canada, wow.