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Originally Posted by 2SS LT1

The trick is finding a dealer that will accept a GM Employee Purchase Authorization number. I ordered my 2SS around March 1st, delivered April 7th.
MSRP: $51,090
Employee Price: $47,286
Savings: $3,804 or 7.5%

Ahaaaaaa. Sounds like favoritism if I’ve ever heard of it? There’s people on this forum that waited, and or are still waiting WAY longer than that. Good job!!

[truckrglenn]

When I was looking for a 2022 Camaro back in January my GM Employee price was +38000+. The dealer had the price jacked up to $53000+, $10,000 over sticker.

They tried to sell me the car for $48,000. They must have thought that I had STUPID tattooed on my forehead and didn't know it. The salesman was actually filling out the paperwork trying to keep his arm over the price. When I mentioned it, he said don't worry about that, were looking down here.

I picked my keys up and left.

[ckt227]

Originally Posted by truckrglenn

When I was looking for a 2022 Camaro back in January my GM Employee price was +38000+. The dealer had the price jacked up to $53000+, $10,000 over sticker.

They tried to sell me the car for $48,000. They must have thought that I had STUPID tattooed on my forehead and didn't know it. The salesman was actually filling out the paperwork trying to keep his arm over the price. When I mentioned it, he said don't worry about that, were looking down here.

I picked my keys up and left.

Wow. Not all dealerships and sales people are bad, but damn. I understand and get that it's a sellers market, but things do change. $10k over sticker, dirty salesman and dealership is BS.

I am going back in time a bit. In 2005 I went to trade my 2002 Camaro SS that I was paying around $300 a month for. Made a deal, numbers looked good on paper. The deal was on a new 2005 Pontiac GTO (like I said going way back).

They had maybe 5 or 6 on the lot. The GTO I decided on had I believe were 17 inch wheels/tires and I wanted the 18's (or 19's can't remember but were optional). They said no problem and started switching out the wheels from another car.

Go into financing. Started the paperwork. I always ask what is the total purchase price, interest rate, monthly payment and so on. Finance person goes to show me some paperwork. It has 3 different payments on it. Starting in the $700 going through $900. I told them that I usually do not get an extended warranty. They said "No, this is not a extended warranty. Depending on what terms you select, this is your monthly payment. "

The offer they gave me for the trade was decent, but then they fudged numbers, added fees like the Seinfeld episode where he tries to buy a new Saab and another $6 or $7k to the purchase price for whatever reason.

So no, I didn't buy the GTO. Just sad what some dealers try to do and the unfortunate who just cave and buy it anyway.

The dealer was Devoe located in SW Florida.

[Gunkk]

I had a good experience with Steve Handy at Shumacher in Lake Park (5 years ago when he was in Sales). He agreed to a cash price on the phone and stuck to it. He's now their FI manager FWIW. Don't know if they do GMEP.

[crash02]

Don Hattan Chevrolet in Kansas sold me my 2022 ZL1 at employee pricing. No haggling or anything. Just asked them and they said yes. I gladly drove from OKC to pick it up.