2010 CAMARO PRICE COMPLETE LIST -- OPTIONS + ACCESSORIES (MSRP, Invoice, Employee)

[rolnslo]

Originally Posted by TT C6

Sorry guys, at $31,000 and nearly 4000lbs, I can't see why any performance person would buy a Camaro SS over a no option Corvette or a used C6/C5.

Call me crazy, but for $31,000, I wanted the supercharged LSA engine from the 2009 Cadillac CTS-V.

Heck, for $31k, I'll sell you the supercharged LSA engine. It's bit of a premium over the difference between a base CTS @$36k and the CTS-V @ $60k. But for you, I'll do it for $30k. Just the engine only though....

[AH17708]

Thanks everyone for helping me out on what to expect....about a year ago I walked into this dealer and questioned them on the rumored waiting list that everyone was talking about a while back..and these jerks laughed at me and told me the first person to walk in with a check was getting the car...so I was just want to make sure Im the one walking out of there laughing this time

[headpunter]

Originally Posted by TT C6

Sorry guys, at $31,000 and nearly 4000lbs, I can't see why any performance person would buy a Camaro SS over a no option Corvette or a used C6/C5.

Call me crazy, but for $31,000, I wanted the supercharged LSA engine from the 2009 Cadillac CTS-V.

are you serious? if so

you sir have no idea what you are talking about.

[kdbolt70]

Originally Posted by TT C6

Sorry guys, at $31,000 and nearly 4000lbs, I can't see why any performance person would buy a Camaro SS over a no option Corvette or a used C6/C5.

Call me crazy, but for $31,000, I wanted the supercharged LSA engine from the 2009 Cadillac CTS-V.

Ok, you're crazy.

I commented in you're other thread, where I was under the impression that you were conveying, in terms of performance, a C6 is a better vehicle than a Camaro. I think we all agree on that.

But you would like a Motor from a $60k+ car put into a $31k car? You realize $31k is not that much money these days... heck my 260hp '07 Grand Prix GT with a supercharged THREE POINT EIGHT LITER MSRP'ed over $31k.

If they do drop an LS9 or LSA into the Camaro, it will be called a Z/28 and it will be at minimum $40k. And even that is an insanely good deal.


And lastly, who wants a "no optioned" corvette? One can load up a Camaro and stay well underneath a "plain jane" C6 base price. These arn't just track cars...

[Embalmer]

Originally Posted by TT C6

Sorry guys, at $31,000 and nearly 4000lbs, I can't see why any performance person would buy a Camaro SS over a no option Corvette or a used C6/C5.

Call me crazy, but for $31,000, I wanted the supercharged LSA engine from the 2009 Cadillac CTS-V.

I'm not a super performance guy but I did consider this as an option. My problem with a corvette is that it's not an all season vehicle. I live in Michigan and if I drove a corvette in the winter, I'd be pushing snow with the front bumper... NOT an option.

The Camaro is the perfect all around sports car.... the vette certainly has its place, unfortunately it's generally in the Garage if you live in the northern states.

[swifttal]

Originally Posted by Embalmer

I'm not a super performance guy but I did consider this as an option. My problem with a corvette is that it's not an all season vehicle. I live in Michigan and if I drove a corvette in the winter, I'd be pushing snow with the front bumper... NOT an option.

The Camaro is the perfect all around sports car.... the vette certainly has its place, unfortunately it's generally in the Garage if you live in the northern states.

Same with the camaro though, probably worse because it's heavier (not so good for stopping on ice) and almost as low

[fastball]

I just can't see why GM can't build a 750 hp twin turbo 32 valve DOHC engine for the Camaro, make the chasis out of titanium alloy, the hood out of carbon fiber, keep the weight under 2800 pounds, and price it for less than $19,995

[Chewy]

Originally Posted by fastball

I just can't see why GM can't build a 750 hp twin turbo 32 valve DOHC engine for the Camaro, make the chasis out of titanium alloy, the hood out of carbon fiber, keep the weight under 2800 pounds, and price it for less than $19,995

u forgot about making it run off salt water

[TaylorRyanSS]

Originally Posted by headpunter

your deposit will be subtracted from the price of the car. so technically its like paying part of the down payment several months early

Thanks

[camaroshaun]

Hey guys this is my first post, but i have been on this site for the past 6 months researching everything there is about the new camaro. Just wanted to share my experience at two different dealerships in my area. The first was a small dealership and walked in to ask about ordering my 1SS/RS and he told me they were selling it at 4K above MSRP! He told me no matter how much research I did I was going to pay a mark-up. I then walked into courtesy Cheverolet (Here in San Jose) and right away one of the salesman told me they were accepting orders at MSRP. My point is no matter what someone says look around for your camaro don't let them rip you off!!! I will be ordering mine in about a month.

[TJ91]

Hey guys, i now am getting a freinds and family certificate from a friend, Scott said that this would allow me to get supplier pricing, is that the same as employee pricing or different, because if the car is eligible, this might guarentee my RS package

[rolnslo]

Supplier is higher than employee but lower than MSRP.

[TJ91]

is it Invoice, $% over invoice or 4% off invoice, lol i worked it out and 4% over invoice only saves you 400$, i wish i could get it at invoice

[rolnslo]

Originally Posted by TJ91

is it Invoice, $% over invoice or 4% off invoice, lol i worked it out and 4% over invoice only saves you 400$, i wish i could get it at invoice

It's above invoice. When I did some calculations on 2008 models of the Malibu and HHR, the discount was roughly 3.3-3.5% off MSRP and about 2% over invoice. The discount isn't a lot but the margin on these cars isn't necessarily high either.