Pricing Trends ??
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Pricing Trends ??
I went to a local dealer of Corvettes, a big dealer. No prices on ANY of the models. Talking to the sales guy, much more willing to deal on price. Also had a slew of C-5's in inventory, and was selling a bunch of them.
With the early demand now satiated, withe Z06's and convertibles coming out, with GM in financial straits, anybody thinking we might see some really good deals down the line on the Corvettes? I'd love to see the prices on the 2005 C-6's if demand for the 2006 and 2007 models doesn't meet production supply.
With the early demand now satiated, withe Z06's and convertibles coming out, with GM in financial straits, anybody thinking we might see some really good deals down the line on the Corvettes? I'd love to see the prices on the 2005 C-6's if demand for the 2006 and 2007 models doesn't meet production supply.
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We've already seen some great deals on the 05 coupe. Since the first of the year Dealers have been dropping their pasnts to the tune of up to $5000.00 on occaision. Now that the summer is coming it will be interesting to see whether the prices stablize, or continue to be discounted down. The Corvette is GM's most profitable car.
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Originally Posted by steve miller
We've already seen some great deals on the 05 coupe. Since the first of the year Dealers have been dropping their pasnts to the tune of up to $5000.00 on occaision. Now that the summer is coming it will be interesting to see whether the prices stablize, or continue to be discounted down. The Corvette is GM's most profitable car.
