2010 Leftover a Wise Consideration?

[tripowergto]

Thanks for confirming this info 2012ZL1SS.

[jmaryt]

Originally Posted by The_Blur

Your dealer is an idiot. Your dealer is probably so stupid that they thought holding on to this car would somehow make it more valuable in the long run for winning the world record being the most lot-rotten new car ever sold. In this immense stupidity, your dealer forgot about this goal and decided to sell you a car at a stupidly low price. You'd be equally stupid not to take the deal.

Be sure to take note of how it drives. Make sure it has no symptoms of lot rot.

remember! it's just a car,and they ain't gonna stop buildin' them.(or maybe they will if it doesn't sell at some point).that said,you can count on the dealer to NOT give 'em away! as mentioned,the car IS floor planned,so just do a little detective work ,and determine EXACTLY how much the dealer "cuts the check"
for the car,and negotiate from there!..also keep in mind,the dealer STILL has "holdback" AND advertising fees that can give a dealer a "hidden" profit,along with their "f**ked up" doc fee which is ALSO a hidden profit!..good luck start playin' "hard ball"..just sayin'

[toesuf94]

I would lowball the heck out of ANY leftover 2010 on the lot if I were in the market. If they say No then you move on to the 2011's and 2012's. It is time to move them and you are probably one of the few clients even interested. Don't take the first offer they throw at you...offer very low and stick to your guns.

[Z/28orSs]

Its really hard to say because the camaro is so new But i dont think thats a good deal i would wait a litte bit more i would be looking between 6-10k off for a car thats been sitting on the lot for so long...

[pincoin]

A agree with the lowball idea, ask what the trade in value is of the same car right now!!

[toesuf94]

Look at it this way: YOU ARE THE FIRST PERSON INTERESTED IN THE CAR SINCE 2010!!

No, not shouting...just hoping the dealer can hear me to help you out!

[qniknam]

I wouldn't buy it unless you get the car for what the car books for, because if you pay more than what its worth in 2 years when you want to turn around and sell it your f*cked because you will have to fork out the negative equity.

[Viffer]

Originally Posted by TN 2010 SS

I'm in the same boat right now. I'm seriously considering a leftover new 2010 SS/RS w/auto, sunroof, and polished wheels at my nearby dealer. The salesman is a friend, and is giving me supplier pricing (which I don't qualify for) and a further discount along with the $1000 loyalty offer, as well as what I asked for on my trade-in. It amounts to about $4100 off the MSRP. I wish someone could tell me that this is a deal that I should jump on to.

I just ordered a 2012 2SS/RS with a sticker of $38450. Got it at $36000 and had $1500 off in loyalty.

So that is $3950 off MSRP on a new "how I want it" 2012 Camaro with no trade-in.

So ... is he still your friend?

[Vaux96]

Guys, this thread is a year old.