Andy3000

Just asking what dealership will sell the car for msrp cause I want to put you down on their order website. I got money and I am ready to order. So we can start the ordering process

bluedevil99

I'm wondering the same thing. The site allows you to pick any dealer to start the reservation process but there's no way to tell how much they'll end up charging you.

Edit: looks like pricing is available on August 15th according to the reservation fine print

Andy3000

Over here where I live in Lancaster ca the dealerships are a scam so I don’t trust them l.

RichieRichZ06

We'll be at MSRP, but like many of the dealers out there, we've had a list of customers that started over a year ago. Simply walking into a dealer and finding an early allocation, especially for MSRP will be difficult at this point in the game. Most dealers knew this was coming and had customers interested in "reserving" a deposit for months.

morepwr

It won't be my local dealer. They jack up the price on everything.

dave_2012_tt

I do not have an issue if a dealer charges more than MSRP at launch- after all we want a discount when the car is older in its model years. Supply and demand. what I think is unfair is when a dealer paints a stripe on a car and increase the price by 500 dollars.

50th year

This will be interesting. How can you pre order and build a car on the gm site then take it to the dealer and they want more than Gm lists it for.

Capt Van

https://www.stasekchevrolet.com/

Stasek is a sponsoring vendor, never over MSRP. I have personally bought several cars from them including a couple Corvettes. Very knowledgeable, personable, do what they say they are going to do.

I'm on their list for the Z06.

marknagy13

Which dealer in SD?

bluedevil99

Called around my local dealers here in WA and they are all charging markup above MSRP. One of them tried to sell me on "we will have a markup but we sell below OTHERS by 10-15k!" as if that was supposed to be any better.

ufaj26

My dealer here in Atlanta is at MSRP. They have some available spots right now

papillion

All the 'big' Corvette dealers are at MSRP today. The small dealers with few cars on allotment will try to take advantage of those squeamish about buying out of state and charge a premium.

direct007

Kerbeck is at MSRP. They’ve been taking deposits to be in line for ordering. Visit Kerbeck.com for details.

KOTYKB

The dealers in LA/OC seem to be charging $5-10k over MSRP for the first year builds

RapidC84B

You're a little late to the party... had to get inline for awhile now. I'm #4 at my local dealer and #294 at a volume dealer both for MSRP.

bluedevil99

They seem pretty straightforward. $1K gets you in line, process seems pretty simple, up-front about being at MSRP.

DennyMenholtChev

Denny Menholt Chevrolet, Billings MT
Kathy Fichtner - 406-855-6789
We have a list of repeat and local customer orders to fill first and then we expect a large allocation.
Welcoming former customers of our dealership that we sold: Fichtner Chevrolet, Laurel MT

NinjamanZ51

Can't go wrong with Menholt or Kerbeck. Both are great dealerships! I went with Kerbeck this go around.

zelement

Which one?

Chicago1

Most of the big boys and most if not all the vendor here. I always here good things about this guy http://www.corvetteconti.com/blog/