So did you really get the car 10 days after you bought it? Most of us have to wait months......or did you pay private carrier to ship it to you?Another happy californian who went to Kerbecks and paid $6,000. Under m.s.r.p. instead of staying local and paying $5,000. Over msrp... just locked in a 2015 arctic white/adrenaline red coupe, ZF1, perf exhaust, chrome wheels, red calip. And navig. Should be here in about 10 days, oh the agony...
How is it being transported?
That's the same deal we got from MacMulkin. I think technically we're paying about $6200 under. When we told our local dealer that we were canceling our order with them, they actually tried to tell us that selling a Stingray for that much under msrp was "illegal". I'm not kidding. They were serious. Ed Bozarth in Las Vegas BTW, for anybody who's wondering, they were also tacking on an extra $5k fee for no reason.
I'll hazard a guess: most dealers out here play 'tough' and apparently enough people give in. It is possible to purchase your C7 without paying the premium or 'market' adjustment, I've done it and helped others do it here as well.
Sounds like a lack of competition or collusion.
Haha! Stupid dealers annoy me.
Same experience for me. I flat out told them I will order this car from you if you can match the deal I am being offered at several other dealerships out of state. They flat out told me to pound sand. I kind of felt bad for the salesmen, they were nice guys stuck between a rock and a hard place. They want the sale, I'd love to buy locally, but they had absolutely no ability to come anywhere near the deal I will be receiving. To make matters worse the dealership is delusional in thinking that there is a market climate that demands a "market adjustment" fee. I've seen this range from $5000-$10,000 as recently as 2 days ago. That is an absolutely ludicrous fee to charge for a vehicle that really isn't difficult to procure at this time.
