MacMulkin ZR1 on the floor
06-02-2018, 05:46 AM
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MacMulkin ZR1 on the floor
Anyone interested
Tommy JR and crew just received. Walkins Gray ZR1 yesterday
They also having a White and Sebring Orange coming in
White is next
If your interested give a call.
603 888 1121
You won’t be sorry
Tommy JR and crew just received. Walkins Gray ZR1 yesterday
They also having a White and Sebring Orange coming in
White is next
If your interested give a call.
603 888 1121
You won’t be sorry
Last edited by 02magred; 06-02-2018 at 05:47 AM.
06-02-2018, 09:09 AM
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Drifting
Not showing up on their website....
They need to post the details.
They need to post the details.
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06-02-2018, 09:38 AM
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OP, do you work there?
06-02-2018, 12:08 PM
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Is that three unsold ZR1's at one dealership?
My local dealer only has one unsold ZR1 in stock.
MSRP----$144,585, Reliable price----$130,669(on their website). https://www.reliablechevymo.com/Vehi...-MO/3224291813
My local dealer only has one unsold ZR1 in stock.
MSRP----$144,585, Reliable price----$130,669(on their website). https://www.reliablechevymo.com/Vehi...-MO/3224291813
Last edited by JoesC5; 06-02-2018 at 12:22 PM.
06-02-2018, 12:35 PM
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Is that three unsold ZR1's at one dealership?
My local dealer only has one unsold ZR1 in stock.
MSRP----$144,585, Reliable price----$130,669(on their website). https://www.reliablechevymo.com/Vehi...-MO/3224291813
My local dealer only has one unsold ZR1 in stock.
MSRP----$144,585, Reliable price----$130,669(on their website). https://www.reliablechevymo.com/Vehi...-MO/3224291813
06-02-2018, 12:43 PM
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06-02-2018, 12:53 PM
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06-02-2018, 01:22 PM
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Looks like you might be right. Unit sold to a new owner as of May 10th. Still on their website nearly a month later. Doubt highly they're selling for $13K off sticker. If they are I'm a buyer.
06-02-2018, 01:47 PM
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Maybe the "original' owner, that the car was ordered for, bailed when it was time to pay up, and that's why it's available.
Until one actually knows the "facts", one shouldn't be calling a business a "bait and switch" operation.
If you are really a "buyer" then you wouldn't be wasting time on this forum, but would have already called Reliable with your credit card to give them a deposit, until you can show up next week with the remainder of the money and drive the car off their lot, just in case they are discounting the car.
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06-02-2018, 02:03 PM
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Until it is known that there was a computer 'glitch' then the "Reliable price' should be considered legit.
Maybe the "original' owner, that the car was ordered for, bailed when it was time to pay up, and that's why it's available.
Until one actually knows the "facts", one shouldn't be calling a business a "bait and switch" operation.
If you are really a "buyer" then you wouldn't be wasting time on this forum, but would have already called Reliable with your credit card to give them a deposit, until you can show up next week with the remainder of the money and drive the car off their lot, just in case they are discounting the car.
Maybe the "original' owner, that the car was ordered for, bailed when it was time to pay up, and that's why it's available.
Until one actually knows the "facts", one shouldn't be calling a business a "bait and switch" operation.
If you are really a "buyer" then you wouldn't be wasting time on this forum, but would have already called Reliable with your credit card to give them a deposit, until you can show up next week with the remainder of the money and drive the car off their lot, just in case they are discounting the car.
Doubtful they are discounted! I would hold off on the sermon, if you check you will find it is not! Since looking at the Autotrader the prices there are several instock @ 189,000.
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06-02-2018, 02:03 PM
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Until it is known that there was a computer 'glitch' then the "Reliable price' should be considered legit.
Maybe the "original' owner, that the car was ordered for, bailed when it was time to pay up, and that's why it's available.
Until one actually knows the "facts", one shouldn't be calling a business a "bait and switch" operation.
If you are really a "buyer" then you wouldn't be wasting time on this forum, but would have already called Reliable with your credit card to give them a deposit, until you can show up next week with the remainder of the money and drive the car off their lot, just in case they are discounting the car.
Maybe the "original' owner, that the car was ordered for, bailed when it was time to pay up, and that's why it's available.
Until one actually knows the "facts", one shouldn't be calling a business a "bait and switch" operation.
If you are really a "buyer" then you wouldn't be wasting time on this forum, but would have already called Reliable with your credit card to give them a deposit, until you can show up next week with the remainder of the money and drive the car off their lot, just in case they are discounting the car.
06-02-2018, 02:08 PM
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06-02-2018, 04:39 PM
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That is what we are saying call the dealer it self and find out it is not at that price this is old news since the last ten years I know of on what is bait and switch but no admits to the price.
06-02-2018, 09:15 PM
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Zero chance any ZR1 was sold at $13k under MSRP. I know of two ZR1s in Houston that were bought off a show room floor due to the ordering customer backing out last minute. One sold for $10k markup and one at MSRP. Why would a dealer sell one discounted when demand is through the roof and no one has a car to sell? Supply and demand people...
Not to mention $13k off sticker is right at break even for the dealer before hold back on the ZR1. Just makes no sense for them to sell debatably the hottest car on the market right now for break even price
Not to mention $13k off sticker is right at break even for the dealer before hold back on the ZR1. Just makes no sense for them to sell debatably the hottest car on the market right now for break even price
Last edited by Steve Garrett; 06-07-2018 at 11:19 PM. Reason: Merged Posts
06-03-2018, 03:40 AM
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It would be ironic if the automatics are the slow sellers, since it's the autos which are setting the fast roadrace track times.
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06-03-2018, 05:58 AM
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Might not be quite that simple. Maybe they need to move a certain volume to keep their allocations up, and they make more money that way in the long run.
It would be ironic if the automatics are the slow sellers, since it's the autos which are setting the fast roadrace track times.
It would be ironic if the automatics are the slow sellers, since it's the autos which are setting the fast roadrace track times.