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#214 of 317
06 GTO 6speed prices by jack0565
May 15, 2006 (2:07 pm)
I just started looking for an 06 6AT here in San Jose, Ca.
The one dealership that I looked at had serious markups,
around 6 grand,listed on the price sheet. Has anyone made any recent purchases in the area? I would do some driving to save money. The price they list totaled over 38,000. That's crazy. Just trying to get a reference point for cost.
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Re: 06 GTO 6speed prices [jack0565] by bityman
Jun 04, 2006 (5:01 pm)

Replying to: jack0565 (May 15, 2006 2:07 pm)

I have heard that SoCal is the hot place for GTO's since they are sort of a blank slate and they are perfect for the drift crowd. Search around for them in other places and buy the $300 one way. I know a buddy of mine was looking at an '04 a while back that a dealership in Missouri was going to unload for the mid $20's. But I also know that all of the company GTO's at GM evaporated the minute they announced the EOP. You might be caught in the rush to get the last ones.
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New 2005 GTO Price in SF by sammy15
Jun 25, 2006 (3:52 pm)
SF dealer with 5 new MT '06 GTOs list them at $32,685 and $33,165 (with 18 in wheels) before $700 destination. Seems to me you should be able to bargain maybe $1,000 to $2,000 lower. Say $1,500 less is good, then they go for $31,185 and $31,685 (w/ 18" wheels) before dest charges.
Now they have also one new leftover AUTO Cyclone Grey GTO with 18" wheels. MSRP is like $34,800 including the $700 destination and the $1,300 gas guzzler tax. (Remember GM lowered MSRP ~$1,000 on '06.) Dealer has best buy sale on the new '05 for $28,995. WHAT IS IT WORTH? I was guessing $25,000 + $700 dest + $1,300 gas tax = $27,000 is fair. No clue whether dealer would take it. Is $28,000 reasonable?
What about the incentives? Various different websites say $500, $750 & 1,000. Should that be factored in? I have GM CARD Earnings, which should save me $1,000 according to GMCARD.COM.
I will also buy front mesh grills ($235 - $270)and smokers package ($100 - $140) and maybe emergency car kit ($65 - $75)
Finally, if I go with sunroof (hope it doesn't reduce headspace too much as I am 6'4"), should I have dealer do it and at what cost ($1,100?) or find an authorized Westgo dealer to install it at what cost - $1,200?
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0% financing on 2006's by theericharris1
Jun 26, 2006 (1:46 pm)
The lowest quote I received on a leftover 2005 was $27000 (automatic, 17" wheels).
 
GM is going to offer 0% financing for 72 months on 2006's, the rumor has it. Should start either tomorrow or on the 1st of July.
 
Don't settle for a 2006 (M6 18") for more than $30,000 and the 0%/72 months.
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Re: New 2005 GTO Price in SF [sammy15] by cccompson
Jun 26, 2006 (5:38 pm)

Replying to: sammy15 (Jun 25, 2006 3:52 pm)

I'm also 6-4 and there's barely enough headroom for me with the solid roof.
 
I've been getting internet quotes on new '05s here in Ohio and the numbers have been surprisingly high - mostly mid 28s and up. For another 1k, I could buy an '06.
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Re: New 2005 GTO Price in SF [cccompson] by sammy15
Jun 26, 2006 (11:47 pm)

Replying to: cccompson (Jun 26, 2006 5:38 pm)

Thanks all. I am worried about being 6'4", but I sat in one in the dealer and it seemd okay for a 2+2 coupe. I think I will pass on the sunroof if I will lose 1-2 inches as I guess I would.
The next reply points out the new '06 should be ~$30K for M6. That's $30.7K w/ dest. charge. Auto would be ~$29.3K + $700 dest. + $1,300 gas guzzler = $31,300. That's about $1K less than I thought you could get in the Bay Area, but what do I know.
The question then is a new leftover 2005 Auto w/ 18" wheels worth what I think is $26K? $27K? or is it closer to the dealer best buy price of $29K? I assume that price covers the $700 dest. + $1300 gas guzzler, since they advertised it against the MSRP of 2005 which also included those numbers plus the $495 for the 18" wheels.
I like the 2005 model I saw (the only AUTOMATIC there), I like that the changes to the 2006 are minor and mean very little to me, and I like the car dealership being right near my home, all pointing toward paying a little more. But I have heard the resale value of the GTO is not as high as a Toyota or Honda (duh!), so am afraid the car has depreciated over 1 year more than the dealer would admit to.
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Re: New 2005 GTO Price in SF [sammy15] by mick1
Jun 27, 2006 (3:45 am)

Replying to: sammy15 (Jun 26, 2006 11:47 pm)

Name me the toyota or honda that compares to the driving experience of a GTO. Obviously you haven't driven one. Just buy the car for the best price you can and enjoy it.
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exhaust by knightrider1
Jun 27, 2006 (9:24 pm)
i am trying to install h-pipes on my 05 gto. can i use the factory exhaust gaskets or do i have to buy new ones. if i use the factory will they blow up and if i need to buy new ones where can i get them.
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Deal Made by sammy15
Jun 28, 2006 (10:19 pm)

Replying to: theericharris1 (Jun 26, 2006 1:46 pm)

Bought the 2005 new Cyclone Grey AUTO 18" wheel GTO tonight. Dealer advertised Best Buy of $28,995, which includes destination charges ($700) and gas guzzler ($1,300) and any incentives. I go in thinking start at $25K, end in low $26Ks. I am very happy with the test drive and the growl of the engine. So after salesman explains Best Buy means he has only $100s to negotiate, not $1,000s, I start with $26K, already bidding against myself. He comes back with $27,937. I counter with $26,937 (guess I really want the car as I am $700-$800 above my predetermined top price). Dealer says $27,437 (how do they come up with these odd numbers?). I finally get back my spunk and say sorry, it is time to go home and think. Yep, you know it, they came back and matched my counter. Total was $26,937 + $225 license/fees + $45 doc fees + 8.5% tax - GM Card earnings. The dealer kept the GM Incentives (either $500, $750 or $1000, probably one of the lower numbers). I will have to pay retail for the two options I want (smokers package ~$140 and dual chrome rimmed front air intake grils ~$350). I am pretty happy, not the best price, nor the worst. The 2006 is not any better in my eyes, the dealer is < 2 miles from my house, the car is what I want (most important). WHAT DO YOU THINK?
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Re: Deal Made [sammy15] by cccompson
Jun 29, 2006 (11:47 am)

Replying to: sammy15 (Jun 28, 2006 10:19 pm)

I'm curious as to why you bought an '05. Granted, an '06 would cost more but that would be more than offset by the current zero percent financing.

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