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Replying to: bigmike5 (Mar 08, 2006 1:05 pm) I just purchased a 2004 C5, Commemorative Edition Coupe with only 7K miles for $35K. I have the original $52K window sticker, Mag Sel Ride, Electron Blue with Light Oak Interior. Fell in love with the interior color. I felt this better served my desire for another Corvette yet minimized my potential depreciation. Seems like 2001-2004 C5's are advertised within a few thousand $ of each other. Just thought I'd add my experience as a discount reference for anyone shopping for new 06's and wondering about available discounts. Also, their seems to be available, a number of used 2005's that are GM Buybacks. It was explained to me that these cars were replaced due to lemon law type conditions. Obviously, the dealers claimed the problems were resolved and the cars had full remaining warranty, but I was reluctant to get involved. I found two of these at one dealer alone, along with a Cadillac CTS-V that was interesting. The cars came from a GM Auction and it seems the dealer was legally bound to expose their history. A good thing for consumers, as a buyer can't help but wonder why a 5 month old vehicle with like 4K miles is for sale. Happy Motoring fellow Corvette lovers!!
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Replying to: palalt (Mar 09, 2006 7:57 am) |
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Can anyone tell me why the only interior color you can get on a new corvette coupe is ebony?
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Replying to: motorhead1 (Mar 09, 2006 1:16 pm) |
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Does anyone know the money factor and residual for an 24 & 36 month lease with 10 or 12K per year on a base corvette? Just want to see if they have changed from about 7% and 54% residual. Thanks.
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Replying to: ajpbf7 (Mar 12, 2006 7:42 am) Car_man is the expert on leasing.. Ask your question here: Chevrolet Corvette: Lease Questions , and he will be sure to see it.. regards, kyfdx Host-Prices Paid Forums |
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| I just bought a 2006 C6 convertible with 3LT pkg.,power top,magnetic ride,polished wheels for $55,499,MSRP was $60,570.I traded in a 2001 Miata SE and paid $42,500 difference.It only took 5 minutes to make the deal and I'm extremely pleased.A few 2005 leftovers for $6000 off MSRP was available at a different dealer. | |
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Replying to: Sylvia (Mar 29, 2005 10:23 am) Bob
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Replying to: txasylum (Mar 16, 2006 9:25 am) GM's holdback is 3%. I wouldn't plan on making that part of the deal, though. Unless you are at the end of a model year, or the new 'vette coming down the pike is a major redesign (like the '05s were), I've yet to see any dealer go back of invoice for a 'vette. Matter of fact, I haven't seen one go for invoice (except when there's a major redesign and factory money on the table). A new 'vette deal will be above invoice. Depending you where you're located, the best new 'vette prices I've seen are at Kerbeck.com. They're around the Atlantic City area. |
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Does anyone think that GM will have any discounts at the end of the year on Corvettes or low intrest rates? I`m not sure if there were any last year or not.
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