Will Chevy run 20% off MSRP again?

[RunningMn9]

Originally Posted by CRF8

6 year financing is just too long

At 0%, I would finance for as many years as they'd let me - the more the better. And you can't always pay the car off early if you want (although I would almost never do that with 0% since they are giving you free money).


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[FloridaBill]

Just traded my 2010 for a 2015 SS at 0%. Keep in mind your trade in value on a gen 5 is going to be rock bottom, and as the inventory dwindles your choices on the 15's will be limited too. My dealer had to bring this car up from Orlando for me.

[tritus]

Originally Posted by FloridaBill

Just traded my 2010 for a 2015 SS at 0%. Keep in mind your trade in value on a gen 5 is going to be rock bottom, and as the inventory dwindles your choices on the 15's will be limited too. My dealer had to bring this car up from Orlando for me.

Paid 20k before tax for my car 11 months ago and just got offered 18.5k from Carmax. I was hoping to get 19k for it so with the tax benefit I could get close to what I paid in total. I know that my tradein will not be anywhere close to these numbers 6 months from now so if I can't make something happen within the next month I am keeping my car for 2 more years.

[Pulse]

I just bought a 15' SS w 2SS/RS package for $31,500 at 3% from GM, I think MSRP was $42k. I will be refinancing it when the first payment comes due in a 2-3 weeks as my CU can get me under that 3% by a long shot.

If I were you I would be very patient and wait until 1-3 days before New Years. The 16's will have been out for a bit then and dealers will be looking to move the 15's and plump the numbers for the year by moving vehicles at rock bottom prices.

[el ess A]

Always remember 99.9% of the time those rock bottom deals y'all are getting will boomerang back when you go to trade them in. And then people wonder why their dealer is trying to "rip them off".

When a market saturates and then is ready to offer a newer styling, such as the 5th gen market, it only makes sense to buy and hold.

Sure, there will be those that say "I saved 43,000 on a 41,000 car and my dealer gave me 5 times the price for my trade", but all in all, you get great deals while buying a new one right before they get to be old, as in last year's car.

Supply and demand ALWAYS will rule the day as far as sale prices. Always. You will never escape that in a so-called free market.

[tritus]

Originally Posted by el ess A

Always remember 99.9% of the time those rock bottom deals y'all are getting will boomerang back when you go to trade them in. And then people wonder why their dealer is trying to "rip them off".

When a market saturates and then is ready to offer a newer styling, such as the 5th gen market, it only makes sense to buy and hold.

Sure, there will be those that say "I saved 43,000 on a 41,000 car and my dealer gave me 5 times the price for my trade", but all in all, you get great deals while buying a new one right before they get to be old, as in last year's car.

Supply and demand ALWAYS will rule the day as far as sale prices. Always. You will never escape that in a so-called free market.

If I end up getting a new one I am keeping it! If it does not happen I am keeping my car for 2 years and maybe moving to a German 4 door after that.

[JR 1]

They may do the 20% offer again since the 6th gen is coming out. If they already have 15% off now, I kind of doubt they will be offering 20% but who knows.

I can tell you if they do offer 20% off again they won't combine it with 0% financing or anything else. I couldn't even use my GM discount with the 20% off last year.

[CapeCruisin]

If they did 15% in October, I'm sure they'll do 20% in December to clean up the 15s on the lots.

[havelegs]

Originally Posted by tritus

Congrats! That is a really good deal. I will see if I can find a CU that will do 72 months under 2%. I know that I want a 2SS since I would not want to give up any options that I have in my 2LT. I am looking to get 19k for my trade, that might be a deal breaker too but I got a cash offer from Carmax for 18.5 so I don't think it is unreasonable to ask for that for trade-in value.

Thanks. But be prepared to be low balled on your trade in. More than likely you wknt get any kbb pricing. It will usually be 3-4k off of that. I traded in a 12 Silverado 4x4 with 35k miles and their first offer was 14k lol. I walked out and they bumped it up to 17,500, which was a little less than I wanted but was some what reasonable.

[havelegs]

Originally Posted by el ess A

Always remember 99.9% of the time those rock bottom deals y'all are getting will boomerang back when you go to trade them in. And then people wonder why their dealer is trying to "rip them off".

When a market saturates and then is ready to offer a newer styling, such as the 5th gen market, it only makes sense to buy and hold.

Sure, there will be those that say "I saved 43,000 on a 41,000 car and my dealer gave me 5 times the price for my trade", but all in all, you get great deals while buying a new one right before they get to be old, as in last year's car.

Supply and demand ALWAYS will rule the day as far as sale prices. Always. You will never escape that in a so-called free market.

I think the 14-15 models will retain better value than 13 and under since they are the last year of the minor redesign.

[eankar]

They are now having a Black Friday sale, 20% cash back