2019 GM rebates?
Race Director
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From: Bonneville Salt Flats
Keep checking the BIG dealers online on a regular basis... such as Kerbeck's, et al. Then, you'll know for certain.
But, my advice is to just pick a time, suck it up, and buy. You can spend the rest of your life waiting for the next great deal.
But, my advice is to just pick a time, suck it up, and buy. You can spend the rest of your life waiting for the next great deal.
Melting Slicks
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From: Cortez, FL/Canandaigua NY (Summer)
no!!! For me, making a large purchase is the thrill of the chase which includes getting the best possible deal. I’m looking for a convertible manual also. I had a 2015 and traded it for a coupe. After owning both, the convertible is better.
Melting Slicks
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From: Long Island New York
Keep in mind, at some point real soon (at least that has been what is published on here) i.e. in the next 30-45 days, you will no longer be able to order a 2019 C7; and if, as suggested, that is the end of the C7, you will be sol.
Melting Slicks
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From: Indianapolis IN
I have been told....
If you order a Vette, you will only be able to use incentives that are available at the time of vehicle pickup, not at the the time of ordering. So available incentives today can not be used on a vette that is ordered today.
If you order a Vette, you will only be able to use incentives that are available at the time of vehicle pickup, not at the the time of ordering. So available incentives today can not be used on a vette that is ordered today.
Burning Brakes
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If you order from one of the big Vette dealers, you will get a good deal no matter what the current incentives are. Right now, Criswell gives an automatic 12% off the sticker price plus factory incentives, even on factory orders.
If you want that killer deal, you'll probably have to compromise on color, options, etc to get it. I say pay a "small" premium to get what you want.
If you want that killer deal, you'll probably have to compromise on color, options, etc to get it. I say pay a "small" premium to get what you want.
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From: South Carolina
It sure makes buying from dealer stock more attractive, assuming you can find something close to what you want.
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Le Mans Master
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From: Down south in Dixie
I ask Mike Furman at Criswell about the order cut off date before I bought our GS> He said no one knows at this point when that will happen. So if Mike doesn't know, nobody knows. It's a crap shoot right now.
Team Owner
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..This particular Chevrolet dealer then got real defensive when I cited the every day current discount from a CF sponsoring dealer. It was comical watching the squirrel squirm, claiming that the other Chevrolet dealer was selling it below cost. I said, that may well be, but it's -$5K less than your silly price.
