Hopefully joining
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you are aware of the current Corvette incentives ?
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-c...tte+incentives
also "build" your exact car on edmunds.com, for your zip code, and see what they say
its market value is (just add'l. guidance)...also confirm any other incentives.
suspect you're getting pretty close...!
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-c...tte+incentives
also "build" your exact car on edmunds.com, for your zip code, and see what they say
its market value is (just add'l. guidance)...also confirm any other incentives.
suspect you're getting pretty close...!
Last edited by Gary '09 C6; Sep 26, 2012 at 10:54 PM.
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A forum dealer should be discounting a 2013 that much or more plus you will have more choices. If you want to check prices, just go to kerbeck.com and you can see their inventory with MSRP and their discount. Most forum dealers will offer about the same price.
However, if that is the car you want, try getting them down a little more on price and see what they say. Your dealer may not go any lower on the price so you will have to consider your options.
However, if that is the car you want, try getting them down a little more on price and see what they say. Your dealer may not go any lower on the price so you will have to consider your options.
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http://criswellcorvette.com/New-Corv...XC5106247.aspx
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Criswell has a 2012 GS coupe 2lt yellow for $55620. If the car you're looking at is a 2lt interior, you're paying too much.
http://criswellcorvette.com/New-Corv...XC5106247.aspx
http://criswellcorvette.com/New-Corv...XC5106247.aspx
OP says (post #3) the car he is looking at has a MSRP about $3K higher...must have a couple of more options. That could account for the price differential...
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OP - I ended up joining the USAA and got additional discounted pricing through that program. You just have to join and pay a small membership fee, you don't need to be military to receive the auto discounts and you're membership helps others in the military at the same time. I think membership was in the $50 range and I think it saved me a few hundred if I remember correctly. May give you some extra bargaining room.
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Good point.
OP - I ended up joining the USAA and got additional discounted pricing through that program. You just have to join and pay a small membership fee, you don't need to be military to receive the auto discounts and you're membership helps others in the military at the same time. I think membership was in the $50 range and I think it saved me a few hundred if I remember correctly. May give you some extra bargaining room.
OP - I ended up joining the USAA and got additional discounted pricing through that program. You just have to join and pay a small membership fee, you don't need to be military to receive the auto discounts and you're membership helps others in the military at the same time. I think membership was in the $50 range and I think it saved me a few hundred if I remember correctly. May give you some extra bargaining room.
Also, visit the Chevrolet website and configure or "build" a car. Sometimes you have to do it several times, but eventually you'll get a $1000 private offer coupon pop up (make sure to disable pop-ups on that site).