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NiR · 02-15-2011, 12:49 PM

hey guys,

the dealer offered 26,667 for a 28450 msrp car. is that good? i think it looks great. but trying to see what others think. its for a 1LT automatic with convenience and connectivity pkg, rs pkg.

The Viz · 02-15-2011, 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by NiR

hey guys,

the dealer offered 26,667 for a 28450 msrp car. is that good? i think it looks great. but trying to see what others think. its for a 1LT automatic with convenience and connectivity pkg, rs pkg.

Do you have the VIN?

NiR · 02-15-2011, 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by The Viz

Do you have the VIN?

no. why would i need that? its a new car.

67 Convertible · 02-15-2011, 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by NiR

no. why would i need that? its a new car.

He's a dealer. He's offering to do some research on the car if he had the vin# (invoice price, etc)

NiR · 02-15-2011, 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by 67 Convertible

He's a dealer. He's offering to do some research on the car if he had the vin# (invoice price, etc)

what kind of research? arent all new cars supposed to be good? will it be a bad car or something or a used car changed to be new? i am confused and scared...

AnnaBear@SpartaChevy · 02-15-2011, 03:03 PM

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Originally Posted by NiR

what kind of research? arent all new cars supposed to be good? will it be a bad car or something or a used car changed to be new? i am confused and scared...

Relax and take a deep breath, NiR...he is just trying to help.

He was going to take a look at the MSRP vs Invoice price to give you some information.

If it is a new car, then you would have nothing to worry about, would you? We (nobody here) has seen the car as you have, so we would have no idea.

NiR · 02-15-2011, 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by AnnaBear@SpartaChevy

Relax and take a deep breath, NiR...he is just trying to help.

He was going to take a look at the MSRP vs Invoice price to give you some information.

If it is a new car, then you would have nothing to worry about, would you? We (nobody here) has seen the car as you have, so we would have no idea.

ya i start panicking alot.

i actually have not seen the car yet either. we just are talking about the price. i assume he will get it made by the manafacturer and delievered. or exchange the car with another chevy dealership. but i have not seen it.

NiR · 02-15-2011, 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by AnnaBear@SpartaChevy

Relax and take a deep breath, NiR...he is just trying to help.

He was going to take a look at the MSRP vs Invoice price to give you some information.

If it is a new car, then you would have nothing to worry about, would you? We (nobody here) has seen the car as you have, so we would have no idea.

ohhh your a dealer too?? awesome! so what you think?

.

MontanaKnight · 02-15-2011, 03:15 PM

From what I can tell by what you wrote down, I checked out what the "True Market Value® Pricing" is going for in the NYC area and is based on the 2011 1LT model. Invoice Pricing is about $27,595, MSRP is around $29,070, that would make the TMV at about $27,962. This is an average price of the sales in that area. Now I am no expert but I have been researching the Camaro 5 for the last month as I will be getting my first in the next couple months. So I think this is a good price. Hope this helps.

Sevn86 · 02-15-2011, 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by MontanaKnight

From what I can tell by what you wrote down, I checked out what the "True Market Value® Pricing" is going for in the NYC area and is based on the 2011 1LT model. Invoice Pricing is about $27,595, MSRP is around $29,070, that would make the TMV at about $27,962. This is an average price of the sales in that area. Now I am no expert but I have been researching the Camaro 5 for the last month as I will be getting my first in the next couple months. So I think this is a good price. Hope this helps.

I agree with the TMV suggestion! Go to edmunds.com/tmv and see what they say. I just bought a Toyota Camry SE using the TMV guide and paid $555 under invoice for my car. I got it for 24,500 +TTL ($26,162) and the MSRP for it was $27,862. Its fully loaded! I also managed to get $3,000 for my trade. so it brought my out the door price down to $23,162.

NiR · 02-15-2011, 08:27 PM

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Originally Posted by MontanaKnight

From what I can tell by what you wrote down, I checked out what the "True Market Value® Pricing" is going for in the NYC area and is based on the 2011 1LT model. Invoice Pricing is about $27,595, MSRP is around $29,070, that would make the TMV at about $27,962. This is an average price of the sales in that area. Now I am no expert but I have been researching the Camaro 5 for the last month as I will be getting my first in the next couple months. So I think this is a good price. Hope this helps.

it does help. thanks to everyone

NiR · 02-15-2011, 08:54 PM

also, anyway i can change the interior to be leather? is it a specific package or something?

dcfan22 · 02-15-2011, 09:21 PM

You would need a 2lt or 2SS for the leather. Have you looked at Camaro's before going to this dealer? I would recommend spending some time researching all about the Camaro before you make your decision. Pick the car and options you want to have and then start searching for the best deal. There are also several ways to save on GM products through your credit union, USAA insurance, owner loyalty, etc... Research these option also. The more you know when you go looking the better the chance of you getting a good deal.

Just my two cents . . .

NiR · 02-15-2011, 10:09 PM

When someone says "msrp is " xxx " , internet price "xxx". does that mean the price they are offering me is the internet price?

02-15-2011, 12:49 PM	#1
NiR Drives: 2011 camaro 1LT with rs Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: nyc Posts: 289	Help on Final Price hey guys, the dealer offered 26,667 for a 28450 msrp car. is that good? i think it looks great. but trying to see what others think. its for a 1LT automatic with convenience and connectivity pkg, rs pkg.

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dcfan22 Drives: '11 2LT RS 'vert Camaro Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Iowa Posts: 254 View My Garage	You would need a 2lt or 2SS for the leather. Have you looked at Camaro's before going to this dealer? I would recommend spending some time researching all about the Camaro before you make your decision. Pick the car and options you want to have and then start searching for the best deal. There are also several ways to save on GM products through your credit union, USAA insurance, owner loyalty, etc... Research these option also. The more you know when you go looking the better the chance of you getting a good deal. Just my two cents . . .

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NiR Drives: 2011 camaro 1LT with rs Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: nyc Posts: 289	When someone says "msrp is " xxx " , internet price "xxx". does that mean the price they are offering me is the internet price?