c7 MSRP??
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St. Jude Donor '15
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Base price: $92,000 until the Feds get their money back from the stock value.
j/k. It will be as said above, "attainable." A direct quote from the "reveal."
j/k. It will be as said above, "attainable." A direct quote from the "reveal."
Burning Brakes
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From: Clemmons NC
im gonna say 53,900
then you got Z51, Magnetic Ride, Competition seats and a few others to add on
also im still not conveinced all that carbon is standard. i dont get out they put all that in a 55K car it looks like prepreg dry carbon ( the good stuff)
i would say OTD for the one i intend to order will be knocking on the door of 65K
then you got Z51, Magnetic Ride, Competition seats and a few others to add on
also im still not conveinced all that carbon is standard. i dont get out they put all that in a 55K car it looks like prepreg dry carbon ( the good stuff)
i would say OTD for the one i intend to order will be knocking on the door of 65K
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From: Manhattan, KS Missing SoCal since 2005
It's "whom."
I suspect someone who can afford the current generation will be able to "stretch" a bit for the new one. It'll be "attainable" in comparison to a Ferrari or Lambo.
Don't expect to see the "official" MSRP until after the car hits the showroom floors; in the past, if you wanted to be first in line, you had to have the ***** to buy the car without knowing what it would cost you.
I suspect someone who can afford the current generation will be able to "stretch" a bit for the new one. It'll be "attainable" in comparison to a Ferrari or Lambo.
Don't expect to see the "official" MSRP until after the car hits the showroom floors; in the past, if you wanted to be first in line, you had to have the ***** to buy the car without knowing what it would cost you.
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Melting Slicks
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From: Port Saint Lucie, Florida
Price????
it will depend on the dealer's if they will be tacking on a surcharge or not.
Most of the older folk will step out first because they have less time on top of the ground. Then the baby boomer's before the sales level off
and then the dealer's will get back to the MSRP and then the discounts
will appear.
My c5 will hit 25,000 miles next year so it will be time to sell it and move up to the c7 unless it get's too pricey.
Most of the older folk will step out first because they have less time on top of the ground. Then the baby boomer's before the sales level off
and then the dealer's will get back to the MSRP and then the discounts
will appear.
My c5 will hit 25,000 miles next year so it will be time to sell it and move up to the c7 unless it get's too pricey.
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it will depend on the dealer's if they will be tacking on a surcharge or not.
Most of the older folk will step out first because they have less time on top of the ground. Then the baby boomer's before the sales level off
and then the dealer's will get back to the MSRP and then the discounts
will appear.
My c5 will hit 25,000 miles next year so it will be time to sell it and move up to the c7 unless it get's too pricey.
Most of the older folk will step out first because they have less time on top of the ground. Then the baby boomer's before the sales level off
and then the dealer's will get back to the MSRP and then the discounts
will appear.
My c5 will hit 25,000 miles next year so it will be time to sell it and move up to the c7 unless it get's too pricey.
hell I got 77K on my 07Z...you need to drive more 
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I hope you guys are right low $60k is attainable, Im a pretty good plumber haha! I will wait till it goes on sale a little below MSRP. It looks awesome but I refused to pay a $10-15k dealer markup. Guess I will be driving the c6 for a little while longer.
