MSRP or below, Dealers

[rolnslo]

Originally Posted by lancelot279

Emailed this dealer this morning at 1am, and got this response at 9:15am. I think that's a Pretty quick response, seeing how i'm just a stranger asking questions.
Hope this helps people,
P.S. Love this site, just registered last night!!


October 30, 2008





Dear Brian,



Thank you for inquiring about the 2010 Chevy Camaro. Yes we are taking orders as we speak for the Camaro. There is a $500.00 deposit on the vehicle and yes we are taking orders at retail value. For more information please give us a call so I can explain the ordering process to you.

For more information, please e-mail, call or stop by.




Sincerely,





Alexandra Shamirian
Rydell Auto Group
Northridge, Van Nuys, San Fernando
Chevrolet, Pontiac, Buick, GMC & Cadillac
700 San Fernando Rd
San Fernando, CA 91340
818-838-1765
www.rydells.com

You might want to verify that "yes we are taking orders at retail value" is the same as MSRP.

[Crowley]

Originally Posted by rolnslo

You might want to verify that "yes we are taking orders at retail value" is the same as MSRP.

Was just thinking the same thing ..

Crowley

[lalometalik]

thanks for the info. San Fernando is only a nice drive away

[radz28]

Word...

[lancelot279]

this is from SIMI VALLEY, California, notice the deposit required and price

Dear Brian,

Today's the day! The 2010 Camaro is now available to order (production starts early 2009). Starting at $22,995,1 the Camaro isn't just a sports car, but a bold emotion sculpted in sheet metal that drops jaws and inspires envy in those not behind the wheel. Simply put, with its creased, taut lines and unexpected array of standard features, this cutting-edge performance machine is passion — perfected. Please contact Sharon Lorkowski, Internet Sales Manager, for more all details!

WIn order to take advantage of early ordering, we would need a complete credit application, drivers license, and a $5000.00 non-refundable deposit. We are selling at MSRP for those inquiring through the internet. I look forward to speaking with you further about all your options. If you would like to come in to build one to your specifications, just respond to this email or you can call me at (805) 527-2372 ext141 or my cell (818)720-1611.

Yours Sincerely,

Sharon Lorkowski
Interner Sales Manager
Wm.L.Morris Chevrolet
(805)527-2372 ext141
(818)720-1611
sharon.morrischevy@gmail.com

[fastball]

There's no need to run credit yet - it's months away from anyone actually purchasing the car.

Any dealer who suggests you need to run credit now is a joke.

As for the non-refundables, that's actually illegal. If you decide you don't want the car for any reason, they must give your money back. It is illegal to take money without returning goods or services.

[onsite h2o]

Ordered mine from Kevin @ Al Serra Autoplex in Michigan(I live in Georgia)
He was easy to deal with and seems to know the product.
Tried my local dealer what a joke Maxie Price Chevy(Hmm) they only asked for 15k down and 10k over MSRP without even blinking. I believe they said "well were doing it on the Corvettes"

Called Kevin since I saw him on the forum, props to him.
2SS, cyber w/black, RS

[2SSRS@Gen5diy]

Wes Milby is Very nice guy from reliable chevrolet,
I got A 2SS/RS cyber gray white stripes auto trans polished wheels orange interior at MSRP
$500.00 down (refundable) orderd on 10-16-08

GM-Order # NDKKWX
And Courtesy Delivery to my AZ Dealer

Call if you want a good deal

Wes Milby
1-800-725-5800
3655 S. Campbell Ave
Springfield MO. 65807

[perfxn]

2ssrs how did you manage to get delivery? is that something all dealers can do?

[1_2Many]

My dealer said no way on delivery...Wes Milby must be a really nice guy.

[2SSRS@Gen5diy]

All i did is ask and i know him from corvetteforum.com

[Blue Dragon]

Originally Posted by fastball

There's no need to run credit yet - it's months away from anyone actually purchasing the car.

Any dealer who suggests you need to run credit now is a joke.

As for the non-refundables, that's actually illegal. If you decide you don't want the car for any reason, they must give your money back. It is illegal to take money without returning goods or services.

If a customer has really bad credit now...its probably not going to be much better by spring...so yes it does matter know in my book...one of my good friends just ordered one from me and the only reason I didn't check his credit is he's paying cash(.)...now I suppose if the color combo wasn't bad a dealer or two may take a chance but we are know pulling from our allication, not the original pool of 15,000 that is unless your looking at a V6 ?

[fastball]

Originally Posted by Blue Dragon

If a customer has really bad credit now...its probably not going to be much better by spring...so yes it does matter know in my book...one of my good friends just ordered one from me and the only reason I didn't check his credit is he's paying cash(.)...now I suppose if the color combo wasn't bad a dealer or two may take a chance but we are know pulling from our allication, not the original pool of 15,000 that is unless your looking at a V6 ?

There's no reason to do it so far in advance. Do it when the car comes. If they don't pass, simply sell the car to the next guy. Simple.

Besides, I am considering driving down I-71 from North Olmsted to place my 1SS order from you

[JJay3]

anyone from georgia? message me please