Decrease demand for C7?
Melting Slicks
Joined: Jun 2000
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From: MN-C3, AZ-C7
I stopped at a Midwest dealer last week on a day school was called off because of the wind chill. They have 36 C7's sitting in the snow......they sold 3 C7's earlier that day. I asked how many new pickup trucks sold that day....since they are the best selling vehicle in America. ....zero truck sales that day.
Smart dealers stock up because C7 buyers bitch when they cannot find the exact color/options they want sitting on the lot when they want one.
Smart dealers stock up because C7 buyers bitch when they cannot find the exact color/options they want sitting on the lot when they want one.
Race Director
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Ohio
Melting Slicks
Joined: May 2013
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From: Argyle, Texas
Dunno I paid my $25 to a local credit union and saved almost $9000 with the credit union discount on my 2015 3LT Z51 A8. If you are paying MSRP you are either impatient or have more money than brains. I shopped around and found that the dealer near me accepted any and all GM approved discounts so I took advantage. As for anyone without a dealer nearby that does, many online dealers do and will courtesy deliver to a dealer near you...it's amazing that people just don't get that. Not to mention that the online dealers dont dick you around saying things like they have allocation when they don't.
Team Owner
Joined: Apr 2008
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From: South Carolina
Drifting
Joined: Feb 2007
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From: Macon, GA
Some dealers are still adding an adjusted market value to their cars. About a month ago I stopped by a dealership in GA. They had a 2014 Z51 coupe. They had an adjusted market value of $12,995 on it. I giggled. I recently purchased a 2015 Z51 3LT coupe for $7400 off MSRP.
