What are the New Incentives???
 

I checked the Chevy website there was no incentives listed on any vehicle. Looks like they also updated the layout of that part of their website.

Waiting myself to see whats what. I'd be shocked and saddened if there were none for camaro with the refresh right around the corner. Almost expect them to go up, hoping they do!

Have a link?

Please post where you found it?

GM Sites have not been updated yet. (as of 11:17est)

https://www.gmfamilyfirst.com/ip-vpp/#tab_regional

http://www.chevrolet.com/current-dea...?zipCode=48073

:word: chevy site is still showing no incentives for ANY vehicles.

Chevy website indeed just updated. $1000 cash allowance is indeed the offer until the end of july

Now look what you all did. You hated on the refresh so much they didn't increase the incentives even with another month of poor sales.

Better then it going down.

There was a 1500 cash incentive, but it was regional. Unfortunately, I am not in that region, which sucks.

Same

I'm more interested in the financing options.

0% for 36 months for qualifying buyers. :)

I wonder if its going to be the 1.9% for 60 months like it was? :noidea:

If it is, then it's not currently listed.

They better offer it! :paddle:

at this point, the incentive should be shipping the bayed ones!!! come ONNNNN

Hello,

This provides the incentive information you are looking for http://www.chevrolet.com/offers-and-...carline=Camaro . You can place your zip code in the designated section to get the incentives by region. Incentives will change at some point but that information is not readily available.

Reggie B.
Chevrolet Customer Care

Depending on your credit rating, you should be able to get better financing than what GM is/was offering.

They were offering 1.9% for 60 months, not sure who is going to offer much better than that? :iono:

I haven't seen that listed for the Camaro....only 0% for 36 months good through 7/01/2013

Corvettes (listed directly below Camaro on the same sheet) all have 1.9% financing for 36/48/60 months....maybe you saw that?

The previous incentive had 0% for 36 .09% for 48 and 1.9% for 60. It wasn't ever listed on the Chevrolet site that way, but I found it on nearly every dealership website before it ran out.

*Edit- I just googled 2013 Camaro 1.9

http://www.neresonautomotive.com/Spe...ES-MN/18056950

Current Incentives:
Expires: 07/01/201313 CHEVROLET Camaro Cpe Not ZL1 May 2013 Buy
Total Cash:$1000
or
Special Financing Available:
36 Months 0%
48 Months 0.9%
60 Months 1.9%
72 Months 5.9%

http://www.nadaguides.com/Cars/2013/...es-and-Rebates

Well that sucks. You get to choose either the cash incentive or special financing?

Yep one or the other.

Sometimes its better to take the rebate money and find a 3% or less loan on your own. Been there, done that.

They'll play that 1.9 for 60 mos like their giving you something.

Same thing at 0-72 months when its offered. You gotta analyze the whole transaction and not buy into the hype.

When I bought mine, there were three offers below 1.9. I went with my credit union for 1.55% which was the lowest. This was at the end of March.

Not too mention that you can either take the 1.9 OR the cash incentive. You often cannot use both.

Does anyone happen to know if there were cash incentives when the 2010-2013 first came out? Like when each model year was brand new did Chevy offer any customer cash?

You also have to know who's offering what.
What I mean by that is GM and their affiliation with Ally bank may offer the 0% which would cancel out the cash incentive but if one of your dealers banks is offering that 0% you should still be able to get the cash rebate.

edmunds and other sites offer a great financial calculator to compare what the best deal would be. 0% is awesome if you were planning on putting a lot of cash down or could pay it off (invest it vs using it to pay the car off)

If you have a low interest rate, there is no real reason to pay it off quickly or early (unless you have no other bills). You want to pay off high interest loans before low interest loans.

If you take the cash incentive, can you still use the GM employee discount?
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My dad work directly for GM and I need every penny I can save:pout:

Anyone still remember that far back? :)

Yes, I am using an executive pin (same price as employee discount) which is $1000 less than supplier. I am am also using the $1000 customer cash and $1000 private offer if I can snag another one this month. ( got one last month).

Matt

seen any pop yet? My car is only days away and I'd prefer to not have to stall the dealer with the car at the lot for any more time then needbe! lol

No, but I haven't even tried yet....earliest I can see in the 13th....14th seems like a good day and 15th seems to be the magic number for when they start....I will start trying next week.

-Matt

Best deals happen with the "old" model year they want to clear out so they can sell the "new" model year for more money. I.E. right now you should be able to get 0% financing with good credit and some dealer cash on a "leftover" 2012.

Bought mine this time last year (2011 model) wih 0% financing, 2500 dealer cash , and 1000 competitive lease cash. If i would of waited two more days i could of used the 1000 special offer cash i received online! Not to mention they are willing to drop thousands off sticker on a "left over".

Just $1000 for employee discount? Better than nothing I guess:iono:
And what's a "private offer"? I'm assuming I can't get it.

Now that's exactly what I need. But, I wonder when the 2013 prices and/or financing options will drop to 0% (since your model was 2years old instead of 1year) The day I find that out, the day my dream comes true.

it's interesting how the quote popup isn't even happening right now.