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SlipKnoT 10-10-2008 01:46 PM

Sup my fellow Canadians
 
Hey everyone i'v been on this forums for the last 2 weeks but just now decided to register.

Anyways. So i went down to the dealership in Vancouver. Payed 500$ for a small sorta "Im on the list to get the car" type of thing. No one knows any thing there. I asked approximately when would the car be out. The guy has no idea just said maybe about 2 months. I knew he wouldn't know the price, but i tried to get something out of him. No avail, wouldn't even give me an estimation. What he did say is that as soon as they get the specs and the price it takes about 2 weeks for the cars to ship in. He will give me a call as soon as the specs come in and i will need to fill out the paper work.

A few things that are troubling me though. I dont have a clue what the price of the car is other then the people speculations of it being sold in US for a base v6 for around 22k+. With that said, since we're in Canada are they gona do that whole +20% tax or w.e they call it over the MSRP? If a base model gona cost 30k here im gona be PISSED. Will prolly head over to US and buy one there then that should save me at least 5k if not more. Guess ill find out soon enough.:headbang::headbang::headbang::headbang:

Maddog78 10-13-2008 11:42 AM

I'm thinking base price for the V6 is going to be around $C28,500.
Our dollar is dropping rapidly, now at $1.18 to the US.
If it keeps dropping you won't save much buying in the US.

Jamestwilliams 10-13-2008 12:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Maddog78 (Post 155517)
I'm thinking base price for the V6 is going to be around $C28,500.
Our dollar is dropping rapidly, now at $1.18 to the US.
If it keeps dropping you won't save much buying in the US.

You haven't been watching the dollar today have you, it's already up 2.5 cents on the US, after tomorrows election it will go up some more. I guess you didn't pay attention to every time there is an election in Canada the dollar drops then begins to recover if it appears the Conservatives will win, if the Conservatives get a majority gov't the canadian dollar will be nearly par. If the NDP ever gets in excpect to see the Loonie worth about 1/2 peso.

Maddog78 10-13-2008 10:25 PM

GM hasn't set Can. pricing yet. I'll bet they are watching the dollar too.
Remains to be seen if you can save anything by importing.

I'm not against importing.
I imported a Porsche 911 myself last year.

SlipKnoT 10-14-2008 11:56 AM

Nah you can still save alot just cuz of the price bump when the cars get sold in Canada. The only thing that might be an issue is, once you go to US you need to buy the car their with Cash or something. Meaning you need to take out a loan form the bank here in Canada and will prolly have to pay like 6% interest. Where as financing for the car would be only like 2% with GM. So i still need to do the math.

Maddog78 10-14-2008 12:13 PM

Dude, read my post again. It has yet to be determined if you can save a lot since pricing hasn't been set. It may work out that way it may not.
Hopefully GM will price it so it is not worth our while.

How many cars have you imported?
I have some experience in it.

SlipKnoT 10-14-2008 12:19 PM

Actually none.
I have no clue as to how to do the whole entire process only have the over all picture as to how it works. This would be my first Car.

SQUALO 10-14-2008 04:02 PM

Here is my post from the "pricing/ordering" section of the forum.




CANADIAN ORDERS & PRICING

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I recently sent GM Canada an e-mail inquiring to Canadian orders & pricing and received the following response:

Thank you for your e-mail.

In response to your inquiry, please be advised early ordering for the 2010
Chevrolet Camaro is tentatively scheduled to commence on Thursday, October 16,
2008. Pricing for the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro will not be released until November
of this year. Please contact a General Motors dealership on the above mentioned
date for further information regarding eligibility requirements for ordering.
Dealerships will be unable to accept orders prior to this date. Also, please be
aware this vehicle is tentatively scheduled to begin production in February,
2009.

To locate a dealership near you, please link to:

http://apps.gm.ca/app/GMCanada/Deale...=blank&lang=en

We hope this information has been of assistance and thank you for contacting
General Motors of Canada.

Please visit our website again.


Laura Shepel
Internet Correspondent
www.gm.ca

SlipKnoT 10-15-2008 03:45 PM

K so i just got a call from my dealership. The Ordering list is here, but no prices. The guy doesnt know ANYTHING actually. His manager is gona call me back to answer my questions.


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