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[briwalbri]

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Brian,

Counting down the days until you can get behind the wheel of your very own all new Camaro? You're in fast company. Less than one month remains to preorder one at introductory prices.1 Be one of the first to own a true 21st-century sports car.

Which one will you choose? It's available in a V6 with 304 hp and an estimated 27 MPG highway2 or in an SS, which generates 426 hp and goes from 0 to 60 in 4.7 seconds.

To preorder, download a spec sheet and then go to a local dealer to place your order. Be sure to hold your place in line before March 15, 2009.







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the pictures wouldnt post but see number 1)Introductory pricing available only on bona fide sold customer orders submitted by an authorized Chevrolet dealer on or before March 15, 2009

[MidlifeZ28]

This is the first I have heard of "Introductory Pricing". Is it MSRP or less?

[briwalbri]

I was wondering the same thing?
Is the MSRP going to change after the pre-orders are completed?
nice picture on your signature, where did you find that?

[Txturbo]

Intro pricing is the pricing posted on this website. The MSRP numbers we have been using all along. Thats why we have been saying you need to preorder to lock in (price protection)that price.Kinda makes it sound like the prices may go up after launch.

[briwalbri]

Originally Posted by Txturbo

Intro pricing is the pricing posted on this website. The MSRP numbers we have been using all along. Thats why we have been saying you need to preorder to lock in (price protection)that price.Kinda makes it sound like the prices may go up after launch.

So to clear this up as long as you already placed a pre-order your price is locked in?

[UCF w00t]

Originally Posted by briwalbri

So to clear this up as long as you already placed a pre-order your price is locked in?

Yes. Your dealer could always jack it up but the MSRP on your car will be what it is set at now.

This definitely makes it sound like they're planning on raising the prices later on which I think would be a mistake.

[briwalbri]

Originally Posted by UCF w00t

Yes. Your dealer could always jack it up but the MSRP on your car will be what it is set at now.

This definitely makes it sound like they're planning on raising the prices later on which I think would be a mistake.

when i pre-ordered my car there was no pricing, every line says WA.
I'm glad i made it in time!

[DDustiNN]

This worries me, since I might wait for the HUD and parking assist to come out... I hope the price doesn't skyrocket :(

[rolnslo]

Originally Posted by DDustiNN

This worries me, since I might wait for the HUD and parking assist to come out... I hope the price doesn't skyrocket :(

I'm not worried about the price going up. GM can raise MSRP all they want after this "introductory pricing" but if people aren't buying the cars on the lots, dealers are going to have to sell below MSRP if they want to stay in business.

Selling the first cars to enthusiasts @ MSRP is the easy sell. Selling the rest of the production run to regular everyday people @ MSRP is going to be a heck of a lot more difficult, especially if MSRP goes up. Just as an example, I saw an ad this weekend from a local Dodge dealership...ALL 2009 Dodge Challengers - $4k off MSRP - including SRT8 and RT models. Compare that to last year and the easy selling to the Mopar nuts of the SRT8 models at prices over MSRP. Those of us that don't buy into the pre-ordering will likely end up paying less for our cars due to incentives from GM and the dealers.

[Speedy1975]

Introductory pricing? What tha????

I mean this car was touted as being direct competition with the Mustang in price. It's already more expensive, and now there is more and more talk of current pricing being only introductory and for pre sold orders??

There is just way too much unknown on all this, especially with this car supposedly hitting the lots in a month or two.

Now if the price goes up $500 or so but they add HUD or some other cool toys, fine. But if they keep everything the same and simply raise the price it'll back fire big time. The economy is REALLY screwed up right now. I hope these things even sell enough to continue being made at this point and GM can stay in business to keep making them.

[UCF w00t]

Originally Posted by rolnslo

I'm not worried about the price going up. GM can raise MSRP all they want after this "introductory pricing" but if people aren't buying the cars on the lots, dealers are going to have to sell below MSRP if they want to stay in business.

A raise in MSRP would be accompanied by a raise in invoice. Therefore, the lowest price they'd be able to go is still higher than it would be if GM doesn't raise the price.

[CamaroScotty]

I've been saying it in a few threads now:

PLACE YOUR ORDER BY 3/14 TO LOCK IN THESE PRICES! They will honor that price when ever the car is delivered!

[Rob53]

I received the same email just a while ago.

On order 2SS/RS, ABM gray leather, sunroof and white rally stripes. #2 on the list of 13 alloted to my dealer..........Possibly gettting the phone call from dealer this thursday to forward my order to factory.

[CamaroScotty]

Originally Posted by briwalbri

So to clear this up as long as you already placed a pre-order your price is locked in?

Yes, and there's still time to PLACE a pre-order.