New Vette for less than sticker?

Still looking around and it seems that the best you can do on a new Vette is
MSRP. The new Vette is exempt from every incentive program being offered by
GM. Just too hot I guess, too bad! I'd like to get the base coup, but was
hoping to get one close to invoice. May be a year or two until they start
to come down.

Unless you know someone at a Dealership, i think you are probably
correct in what you say.

OR unless you're interested in buying a Hot Wheels Vet like dimwit
fundy moron dave at K-Mart

I don't remember Corvette ever being eligible for any of the incentives GM
has ever offered. I guess when it's one of their truly profitable
platforms, they don't feel they need to get rid of them cheap.

Rob

"Jack Dotson" > wrote in message
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> Still looking around and it seems that the best you can do on a new Vette
> is MSRP. The new Vette is exempt from every incentive program being
> offered by GM. Just too hot I guess, too bad! I'd like to get the base
> coup, but was hoping to get one close to invoice. May be a year or two
> until they start to come down.
>
>
>
>
>

If they charge MSRP consistently it might not be a bad thing. Depends on
what kind of residual value the Vete will have after three to four years.
If it maintains it's value as well as a BMW, might be better off leasing one
every few years??

Jack



"Scubabix" > wrote in message
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>I don't remember Corvette ever being eligible for any of the incentives GM
>has ever offered. I guess when it's one of their truly profitable
>platforms, they don't feel they need to get rid of them cheap.
>
> Rob
>
> "Jack Dotson" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Still looking around and it seems that the best you can do on a new Vette
>> is MSRP. The new Vette is exempt from every incentive program being
>> offered by GM. Just too hot I guess, too bad! I'd like to get the base
>> coup, but was hoping to get one close to invoice. May be a year or two
>> until they start to come down.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>

On 2005-06-21 21:29:03 -0400, "Scubabix" > said:

> I don't remember Corvette ever being eligible for any of the incentives
> GM has ever offered. I guess when it's one of their truly profitable
> platforms, they don't feel they need to get rid of them cheap.
>
> Rob
>
> "Jack Dotson" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Still looking around and it seems that the best you can do on a new
>> Vette is MSRP. The new Vette is exempt from every incentive program
>> being offered by GM. Just too hot I guess, too bad! I'd like to get
>> the base coup, but was hoping to get one close to invoice. May be a
>> year or two until they start to come down.

How about the 0 % rate loan in 2003?

I got my 04, C5 last October for $1100 under invoice and also got 0%
financing.
No, you won't see that on a C6, but they are doing the employee discount on
them.
TF

"Jack Dotson" > wrote in message
...
> If they charge MSRP consistently it might not be a bad thing. Depends on
> what kind of residual value the Vete will have after three to four years.
> If it maintains it's value as well as a BMW, might be better off leasing
> one every few years??
>
> Jack
>
>
>
> "Scubabix" > wrote in message
> ...
>>I don't remember Corvette ever being eligible for any of the incentives GM
>>has ever offered. I guess when it's one of their truly profitable
>>platforms, they don't feel they need to get rid of them cheap.
>>
>> Rob
>>
>> "Jack Dotson" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> Still looking around and it seems that the best you can do on a new
>>> Vette is MSRP. The new Vette is exempt from every incentive program
>>> being offered by GM. Just too hot I guess, too bad! I'd like to get
>>> the base coup, but was hoping to get one close to invoice. May be a
>>> year or two until they start to come down.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

There not offering them with the employee discount. If you look on their
website you will see the Corvette is exempt or I would have bought one.

"TF" > wrote in message ...
>I got my 04, C5 last October for $1100 under invoice and also got 0%
>financing.
> No, you won't see that on a C6, but they are doing the employee discount
> on them.
> TF
>
> "Jack Dotson" > wrote in message
> ...
>> If they charge MSRP consistently it might not be a bad thing. Depends on
>> what kind of residual value the Vete will have after three to four years.
>> If it maintains it's value as well as a BMW, might be better off leasing
>> one every few years??
>>
>> Jack
>>
>>
>>
>> "Scubabix" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>>I don't remember Corvette ever being eligible for any of the incentives
>>>GM has ever offered. I guess when it's one of their truly profitable
>>>platforms, they don't feel they need to get rid of them cheap.
>>>
>>> Rob
>>>
>>> "Jack Dotson" > wrote in message
>>> ...
>>>> Still looking around and it seems that the best you can do on a new
>>>> Vette is MSRP. The new Vette is exempt from every incentive program
>>>> being offered by GM. Just too hot I guess, too bad! I'd like to get
>>>> the base coup, but was hoping to get one close to invoice. May be a
>>>> year or two until they start to come down.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

My C6 MSRP was 53365
Paid 49445 in October.

Under MSRp is out there. You just gotta look.

Where did you get the car?
> wrote in message
oups.com...
> My C6 MSRP was 53365
> Paid 49445 in October.
>
> Under MSRp is out there. You just gotta look.
>