MSRP
- Thread starter drgmny
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MSRP for me but no extra fees whatsoever and a free hat lol
I can't imagine a single person paying below MSRP for a C8 seeing how any dealership will be able to sell ALL at full MSRP.
If someone wants a discount, there are 10 other people who would be happy without one.
In a year or two, you might be able to buy an in-stock unit for below MSRP.
If someone wants a discount, there are 10 other people who would be happy without one.
In a year or two, you might be able to buy an in-stock unit for below MSRP.
Full pop and not too upset about it. Still cheaper than the States. Cup half full.....
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YFCvii
Along with full MSRP pricing on the C8,
I'd negotiate wholesale pricing on accessories and add-ons if wanted/available
along with a discounted extended warranty package. These are things you
can walk away without buying and easy for a Dealer to give you better price on.
After all, many will recommend a Dealer who does things like this.
I'd negotiate wholesale pricing on accessories and add-ons if wanted/available
along with a discounted extended warranty package. These are things you
can walk away without buying and easy for a Dealer to give you better price on.
After all, many will recommend a Dealer who does things like this.
Worth a shot for sure. Still falls in the category of who holds the power given the demand for the car. But no harm in trying to get some reductions where you can.
lol...good luck with that
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YFCvii
Attempt the better-pricing now on the extras - well before delivery.
As you can start the process by saying "As I am
waiting for this car ... I am thinking but
am not sure if I can afford (extras/add ons) ... can I have a price now
that I can not refuse and to try and budget for ? ..."
Some dealerships like to scare-pressure sell full price warranty
at the point of sale / delivery day ... I try not to ever buy into that.
I actually think the buyer holds the power on who to buy
accessories from and whether to spend more $$$
at the Dealership ... the post deal-acceptance part
of the purchase is often what factors in on where
I will service all my vehicles. Service is important to
the Dealership ... even the inclusive stuff as it builds
a relationship.
Food for thought and all good .... just my opinion.
You have to be able to negotiate though ... some
are not into that ... and I understand.
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I should clarify my comment above I was thinking of us average Joes waiting for a C8 ..I completely agree with the negotiating strategies mentioned in this discussion under normal circumstances...just thinking that most buyers have zero power in this specific transaction and I would not set my expectations much higher than a congrats and perhaps a new hat
The price you pay for being first off the block.
