2020 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE PRICING RELEASED TO DEALERSHIPS

[EJChevy]

Hey all,

GM just send out an email to all dealerships with the firm price for a 2020 Corvette Stingray Convertible 1LT.

Pricing is $76,898 plus $2,000 freight and $100 A/C tax for a starting price of $78,998, a $9,000 increase rom the coupe.

 

[Jeffer2013]

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

 

[EJChevy]

^ posted Oct 4th

Posted Oct 4th, but wasn't an official, finalized number. Could have changed. Now it's firm.

 

[Vets1stvet]

How is it that there is a firm price on the convertible when my dealer is telling me they have no pricing for the car or options yet. Nothing on the website yet about pricing. Is there actual official Canadian pricing out yet?

 

[Vets1stvet]

How is it that there is a firm price on the convertible when my dealer is telling me they have no pricing for the car or options yet. Nothing on the website yet about pricing. Is there actual official Canadian pricing out yet?

The coupe I’m talking about.

 

[EJChevy]

How is it that there is a firm price on the convertible when my dealer is telling me they have no pricing for the car or options yet. Nothing on the website yet about pricing. Is there actual official Canadian pricing out yet?

This was an email sent out from GM HQ to all of the dealerships. This is often a step that takes place prior to releasing anything to the general public. Pricing for a coupe was released to the public back in September, along with the price of Z51 and the front lift.

There was a guide sent out to dealerships for unofficial pricing on the major options and accessories on the Coupe, but they are still subject to change. The smaller, LPO accessories do not have any pricing yet.

You can find these two documents around in the forum.

 

[Vets1stvet]

How is it that there is a firm price on the convertible when my dealer is telling me they have no pricing for the car or options yet. Nothing on the website yet about pricing. Is there actual official Canadian pricing out yet?

This was an email sent out from GM HQ to all of the dealerships. This is often a step that takes place prior to releasing anything to the general public. Pricing for a coupe was released to the public back in September, along with the price of Z51 and the front lift.

There was a guide sent out to dealerships for unofficial pricing on the major options and accessories on the Coupe, but they are still subject to change. The smaller, LPO accessories do not have any pricing yet.

You can find these two documents around in the forum.

Thanks EJChevy. I wonder why my dealer is acting all clueless about the pricing?

 

[OttawaKev]

Hey Vets1

My guy had all the coupe prices but nothing for options and today he just got the pricing on the convertible and still nothing on the options. this was our txt today

 

[OttawaKev]

Hey all,

GM just send out an email to all dealerships with the firm price for a 2020 Corvette Stingray Convertible 1LT.

Pricing is $76,898 plus $2,000 freight and $100 A/C tax for a starting price of $78,998, a $9,000 increase rom the coupe.

Anything on the 2LT and 3LT coming down the pipe?

 

[Sparro]

Hey all,

GM just send out an email to all dealerships with the firm price for a 2020 Corvette Stingray Convertible 1LT.

Pricing is $76,898 plus $2,000 freight and $100 A/C tax for a starting price of $78,998, a $9,000 increase rom the coupe.

I have "most" of the pricing from the "unofficial" October date. This lines up with that. But what is the price on the 2LT Convertible? I'm guessing its about $8400? Do we know the pricing of the High Wing yet?

 

[EJChevy]

Anything on the 2LT and 3LT coming down the pipe?

Eventually, I imagine. We're not informed of anything until it happens.

 

[C8Jake]

2LT vert price?

+$9k

 

[kerry4]

Hey all,

GM just send out an email to all dealerships with the firm price for a 2020 Corvette Stingray Convertible 1LT.

Pricing is $76,898 plus $2,000 freight and $100 A/C tax for a starting price of $78,998, a $9,000 increase rom the coupe.

I figured it would be around 10K for us poor Canucks.

 

[OttawaKev]

I have "most" of the pricing from the "unofficial" October date. This lines up with that. But what is the price on the 2LT Convertible? I'm guessing its about $8400? Do we know the pricing of the High Wing yet?

ARGGGGGGGGG well I guess

I figured it would be around 10K for us poor Canucks.

Don't forget tax Hummmm these cars would cost less in tax from another province?????? hahahahhahahah

I figured it would be around 10K for us poor Canucks.

Maybe we should see if we can buy cars from out west as we would be saving around 10 to 8% in sales tax that more than pays for shipping

 

[OttawaKev]

+$9k
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Looks like its multi builds to see what works $wise. Was the MRC also $1,875 CDN?

 

[C SEVEN GS Bob]

ARGGGGGGGGG well I guess

Don't forget tax Hummmm these cars would cost less in tax from another province?????? hahahahhahahah

Maybe we should see if we can buy cars from out west as we would be saving around 10 to 8% in sales tax that more than pays for shipping

You should be able to pocket the tax savings as long as you never plan to register the car. I'd guess you would need to pay your PST as soon as you try to get plates on it.

 

[OttawaKev]

You should be able to pocket the tax savings as long as you never plan to register the car. I'd guess you would need to pay your PST as soon as you try to get plates on it.

The HST at 13% here is a big hurt on big ticket buys and its 15% in some places out East!!!!

 

[C8Jake]

^ gotta pay to play

 

[EJChevy]

When you buy a vehicle from out-of-province and bring it to your province, you need to pay your provincial sales tax when you register and plate it.

If you want to save money, buy a plot of land in Nunavut and register it there.

 

[Sparro]

Here is the second page to Liz's post. It will answer a few more questions you might have.