455230

Try 3 years at your price point.

455230

Good luck with that ....Wont be happening for a long time.

sam90lx

Yeah cause our economy is rock solid and jobs are plentiful and no one is losing their house and we are blowing money like it grows on trees!

Daekwan06

$30K + my '07 C6 trade-in.

Which means I'm probably buying a year old used model. I'll let someone else absorb paying the MSRP and initial depreciation. Expect to purchase a C7 sometime between winter 2014 and spring 2015.

DaveFerrari458

The economy is stronger than you think. The stock market is breaking records and housing is booming in some areas. And most of the people that are losing their houses had nothing invested anyways so what are they losing really???

I know and have heard many stories about people paying absolutely nothing down and then defaulting on their mortgage only to either live in the house mortgage free for a few years (before getting foreclosed on) or ultimately getting bailed out with a loan modification or principle reduction all at the expense of tax payers money. So who is really the victim??

Sorry to hijack the thread topic.

Bill17601

What is sad in this fast growing economy are the people who are not benefiting by the increase. My daughter is trying to buy a house in California and keeps getting involved in bidding wars above the asking price. Both CBS and NBC have news features tonight on the housing market. Home praises went up 8% in Janurary. Sorry I got off topic.

jb_va2001

The economy is pretty strong here, and anyone can get in on the stock market gains. Porches outnumber the Corvettes around me, and at Cars & Coffee on Saturday there will be more than a dozen Ferrari passing through.

What were we talking about?

455230

No...because GM wont be catering to this group....and also wont be flooding the market with cars that rot on lots.