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Well, I have mixed feelings about having to start this thread. The good news is the car I ordered on 1/1 finally arrived at the dealership today. The bad news is the dealership is trying to charge me the post-price increase MSRP, which as an extra $3,200 on this Z-51, obviously unacceptable.
My understanding was any orders that hit 1100 before the 3/4 price increase were price protected. Is that not correct? Additionally, my order even hit 3000 on 2/25. I can't see how I could possibly be subject to the new price.
Unfortunately, my dealer isn't very smart on this. What information do I need to bring to their attention?
EDIT: Issue solved! Chevy Customer Care informed me that any orders placed in a customer's name (i.e. not just for inventory) before the 3/3/2014 price increase are price protected. Your dealer may get a window sticker with the new price increase on it when they car is delivered. If they don't understand that the invoice/MSRP should be the original lower price, have them call their Dealer Business Center. They should be able to tell them the real invoice/MSRP.
My understanding was any orders that hit 1100 before the 3/4 price increase were price protected. Is that not correct? Additionally, my order even hit 3000 on 2/25. I can't see how I could possibly be subject to the new price.
Unfortunately, my dealer isn't very smart on this. What information do I need to bring to their attention?
EDIT: Issue solved! Chevy Customer Care informed me that any orders placed in a customer's name (i.e. not just for inventory) before the 3/3/2014 price increase are price protected. Your dealer may get a window sticker with the new price increase on it when they car is delivered. If they don't understand that the invoice/MSRP should be the original lower price, have them call their Dealer Business Center. They should be able to tell them the real invoice/MSRP.