2011 2SS RS Convertible Available Ontario

[dz]

Hamilton Dealer - We have (1) on order 2011 Camaro Convertible – This car is the top of line 2SS model and finished in Triple Black – It is Loaded and comes with the optional RS appearance package also. Ordered with Black Leather Interior and a 6 speed Manual Trans. Other options include Cyber Grey SS Hood and Trunk Stripe Package and a Hurst Short Throw Shifter.

For this model with the options as per above the MSRP price is $51,790.00 plus taxes (freight included). CAR NOW IN STOCK.

We also have triple black 2SS RS automatic IN STOCK.

We are Asking list but open to neg. with a good offer.

PM for details and this is not spam.

[dz]

TAKE $1000 OFF LIST PRICE FOR GM LOYALTY GM CUSTOMER PRICE NOW $50,790

[dz]

2011 2SS RS Convertible - Triple Black as per original ad. List Price $51,790... With GM Loyalty take $1000 off and We will discount additional $500 off MSRP to sell it now! Just got our first SS convertible delivery this week which was an order car for a customer that is now off to SLP. This car ordered for stock should arrive in about 2 weeks. Contact for more information.

Pace car convertible also on order 1 only. For more info on that contact me.

[dz]

OPEN TO DISCUSS REASONABLE OFFERS BELOW MSRP for this NEW 2SS Camaro Convertible. If you don't want to pay full or above LIST (and why should you). Contact us we are Looking for a quick spring sale! Located in Ontario just outside the GTA in Niagara Region but can ship across Canada. This Car is $51,790 MSRP (freight incl.) Car is Built and waiting delivery to our dealership. Current promotion available is $1000 gm loyalty discount off that list price for current gm owners plus what we can neg from there. I can supply full build sheet info on car.

[Hylton]

52K for a 2SS 'vert in Canada...

Just kills me how GM of Canada is not passing on the exchange savings to the consumer. They still are taking the strategy of selling less at higher profit margins rather than more GM vehicles at lower margins. Meanwhile they have lost market share here and wonder why. Have they even bothered looking at how the Europeans have been pricing their cars in Canada lately?

That strategy is going to bite them square in the ass and GM dealers in Canada will be the ones who will lose.

[dz]

I agree it is a shame and not fair but if you wanna play you have to pay in the North. It is unfortunate that Canadians cannot buy brand new vehicles in the US with the current exchange rate and enjoy more savings.

We are offering internet pricing discount of $1000 off List to any potential buyer plus you can get another $1000 off if you own a GM (loyalty discount) which could get the price down to $49,905.

[CanadianCamaro]

Originally Posted by dz

I agree it is a shame and not fair but if you wanna play you have to pay in the North. It is unfortunate that Canadians cannot buy brand new vehicles in the US with the current exchange rate and enjoy more savings.
We are offering internet pricing discount of $1000 off List to any potential buyer plus you can get another $1000 off if you own a GM (loyalty discount) which could get the price down to $49,905.

We can. Find a dealer that is willing to deal (plenty of ways around the technicalities of this), get it up here (do the paperwork and ppay the taxes - there are companies that now specialize in this), have it safetied to allow registration and bingo. Sill save anywhere from 10-15% (maybe more if you're willing/able to do some of the work yourself). The biggest problem? Warranty. But, with many people installing blowers etc. mechanical warranties are quickly becoming less of a decision factor.

My point is it can be done and there is money to be saved. But it's inconvenient and it does not support our local dealer network. However the OEMs need to start to recognize that the general public is realizing there is few to no good reasons for the higher prices here.

[SQUALO]

Originally Posted by Hylton

52K for a 2SS 'vert in Canada...

Just kills me how GM of Canada is not passing on the exchange savings to the consumer. They still are taking the strategy of selling less at higher profit margins rather than more GM vehicles at lower margins. Meanwhile they have lost market share here and wonder why. Have they even bothered looking at how the Europeans have been pricing their cars in Canada lately?

That strategy is going to bite them square in the ass and GM dealers in Canada will be the ones who will lose.

Originally Posted by CanadianCamaro

We can. Find a dealer that is willing to deal (plenty of ways around the technicalities of this), get it up here (do the paperwork and ppay the taxes - there are companies that now specialize in this), have it safetied to allow registration and bingo. Sill save anywhere from 10-15% (maybe more if you're willing/able to do some of the work yourself). The biggest problem? Warranty. But, with many people installing blowers etc. mechanical warranties are quickly becoming less of a decision factor.

My point is it can be done and there is money to be saved. But it's inconvenient and it does not support our local dealer network. However the OEMs need to start to recognize that the general public is realizing there is few to no good reasons for the higher prices here.

[dz]

OUR 2SS RS LOADED 2011 CAMARO CONVERTIBLE IS IN STOCK, IT HAS LANDED AND READY FOR A BUYER TO TAKE HOME TODAY. COME SEE AND NEGOTIATE YOUR BEST PRICE UNDER LIST.