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157 messages, Last post on Jul 28, 2009 at 12:59 PM
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I just got my new 07 Cobalt LT Coupe last week. Sticker price including options was $16,700. I got $1000 rebate, but was a few hundred upside down on my trade, an '03 Dodge Neon. My Cobalt is the "Street Edition" with the spoiler, sunroof, upgraded 15" tires w/rims, not the plastic wheel covers, thank goodness. Dark burgundy in color, dark gray cloth interior, and I'm quite impressed with the stereo system so far. I had subwoofers in my Neon and so far do not feel it necessary to have to put them into the Cobalt. It sounds great as is. The three free months of XM Radio is pretty awesome too. I think I will continue with it after the free trial. This car rides very smooth so far, and can turn on a dime. I enjoy the fact that I don't have to run the air constantly to stay cool as it has been really hot here lately. If I run the air for only a few minutes and switch it to the air recirculation setting it stays nice and cold. I also really like the other goodies that came with it. Power everything, cruise control, and the DIC is pretty handy to have too. And very easy on gas. This car is a vast improvement over the Neon. My experience with owning a Dodge was less than satisfactory. I have owned Chevy's in the past and have always had better experiences with them. So far, I am very happy with my new car.
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Replying to: justus3 (Jul 04, 2007 7:15 am) Even if you didn't plan to finance you could pay it off before you got the first bill. Also if anyone at your address owns a non-gm vehicle you get $500 conquest cash As far as price paid you should look to be at invoice or less.
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Cobalt LS coupe -automatic is only option MSRP 14,530 1000 GLOBAL loyalty (must be trading a car purchased at global in the last year) 500 military 1000 bonus cash 500 conquest cash 1000 factory cash $8,985 plus tax tags doc Almost no one will get the global loyalty or military So you would be looking at $10,500 plus tax doc and tags You would most certainly be under $12000 out the door for a pretty decent (though basic) set of wheels Of course it is one unit only and probly sold already but global runs these loss leaders once a week One thing for sure you are doing much better with a cobalt than if you bought an Aveo or one of those low end hyundai/kias |
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Replying to: chrylsersrt8 (Jun 12, 2007 5:59 am)
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Replying to: chrylsersrt8 (Jul 05, 2007 4:23 am)  the dealership which they did let me look at, the only rebate available on the Cobalt at that time was $1000. There was a $500 rebate in addition to the $1000 one but it had already expired. Now I am wondering if I should have waited a little longer. Hmmmm...oh well. Still happy.
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Replying to: chetj (Jul 05, 2007 10:23 am) 6500 for the unit you got was about as good as it gets for a new car. granted 1. the cobalt/g5 has some advantages over the previous cav/sunfire 2. the cav/sunfire MSRP's were sooooooo unrealistic BUT your deal tops just about any one I have ever seen No tax in NH is always a plus Good shopping brother |
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Replying to: justus3 (Jul 05, 2007 10:54 pm) The $500 conquest is still advertised in the NJ paper so i have to assume it is still valid today july 7th Perhaps it was a regional promotion, I Am in the northeast Call GM and ask them about it So long as you owned a no gm at the time you should qualify Either way the cobalt you have is a different world compared to the NEON you traded. Even if you missed the $500 it was still more than worth it Simply drive the cobalt and enjoy You will certainly have less problems with the cobalt, it was well designed |
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I finally managed to get my loan together and get to a dealership. Maroone Chevy of Miami on 8th street. They were very polite and a pleasure to deal with. I had been dealing with a online salesman for about a month etching down the price. My final out the door price was 14,727.82 for a 2007 Summit white Cobalt LS with manual, exactly what I wanted. There was a 1000 cash back and I qualified for the GM Supplier Discount which was another 1000 off, so the price was 12,727.82. Not to bad, and with 2500 down and 200 dollar gap insurance from my credit union, the cost total financing is 10,427.82 over the next 4 years. Well within my budget and a good reliable car with a great warrenty. Maybe I could have etched another couple hundred off but I am happy with the price. And I was tired of looking at car dealerships. Edmunds says the invoice is about 12,450 so I didn't do to awful.
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