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No sure if the dealer is a supporter? So I'll mention location:E.Providence,RI
Are inventory's so large let's stack?
Great Idea.Got to see their bellies.
They are Beauties with STILL Crap Paint.Could be a reason still for SALE? I would never ACCEPT THIS
More than likely the reason all dealers have large inventories is that everyone that wanted a C7 has bought one (at least based on the number I see on the road now).
There sales department SUCKS!! FIRST service with them was great. They wanted to charge me for a service bulletin! Told the service manager to kiss my $$s. Called gm and complained.
Purched mine from the second biggest corvette deallership in Nashua NH....BEST VETTE DEALER by far
Last edited by Z51 John; May 28, 2017 at 10:50 AM.
Hard to tell what is wrong with the paint in the photos, not sure if it's something that might look like reflections. Or if you're talking about orange peel, but they all have that.
More than likely the reason all dealers have large inventories is that everyone that wanted a C7 has bought one (at least based on the number I see on the road now).
Can't hardly go out and not see 3-4 of them.
I have a good friend down in Florida and he said he sees C7s all the time. Up here in the North East, I rarely see one.
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Originally Posted by 1SG_Ret
More than likely the reason all dealers have large inventories is that everyone that wanted a C7 has bought one (at least based on the number I see on the road now).
Can't hardly go out and not see 3-4 of them.
I'd wager that one's location matters. Up north in snow country they are not as plentiful.
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So many,Let's Stackum
