Demand. Chevrolet did not anticipate the demand for the z51 package so their suppliers cannot keep up on making certain parts for the package.Out of curiosity, does anyone know exactly what part of the Z51 option has caused the option to be constrained? --Bob
I was 1100 for 3 months then switched dealers and I went to 3300 in a weekUnfortunately that's what still has me at 1100.
MKZDRM
same here, albeit not quite as bad. i only spent four weeks at 1100 until switching to a rock star that took my 1100 to 3000 in four business days. the heartache of working with locals who can't make it happen is just not worth it. my experience with an "internet" dealer 900 miles away has been spectacular thus far.I was 1100 for 3 months then switched dealers and I went to 3300 in a week
can you say "allocation"![]()
Just 900 miles?same here, albeit not quite as bad. i only spent four weeks at 1100 until switching to a rock star that took my 1100 to 3000 in four business days. the heartache of working with locals who can't make it happen is just not worth it. my experience with an "internet" dealer 900 miles away has been spectacular thus far.
the local dealer (who was not going to be able to order a car for 16-18 weeks) gladly refunded my deposit. the refund included an in-person apology directly from the finance manager for their inability to, "get the deal done." i like the guys at the local dealer and they like me. so much so that they have agreed without hesitation to perform the courtesy delivery of my vehicle, understanding that while i have many options locally for service, a relationship can be built via this one gesture.Just 900 miles?
Not bad.
Where will you go if you have a problem. Just browse this forum. While there are many that have not had any problems there are also some that have have had major difficulties with the car..
Hopefully your dealer close to home won't mind servicing a car they made no money on...
Alias Frankie!
There is a lot more that the dealership does than have the car dropped off of a truck. There is prep time for several items on the C7 that is done at the dealership. The convertible alone takes 5.8 hours to get the car ready and that is with no add ons. This list is quite large and has the time it takes to do each item. My dealer gave me a copy of the list to me before I ever got my car delivered. My prep time on my vert was about 8 hours do to my specific order.the local dealer (who was not going to be able to order a car for 16-18 weeks) gladly refunded my deposit. the refund included an in-person apology directly from the finance manager for their inability to, "get the deal done." i like the guys at the local dealer and they like me. so much so that they have agreed without hesitation to perform the courtesy delivery of my vehicle, understanding that while i have many options locally for service, a relationship can be built via this one gesture.
as to not making money, they're getting $500 from me to do the delivery. The PDI reimbursement spiff of $250 is coming from the selling dealer to the delivery dealer as well. they're making $500 for a letting a truck drop off a car at their lot. how much do you think they make on some budget cruze that a salesman has to take a four-hour beating on?