Pricing (including supplier!) is in Workbench

[RPO_Z28]

Whenever you see WA, it just means there is no exact pricing for a particular option/group or the price has not been set or released.

Advertising is always included in the 310 amount.

[trm0002]

Originally Posted by RPO_Z28

Whenever you see WA, it just means there is no exact pricing for a particular option/group or the price has not been set or released.

Advertising is always included in the 310 amount.

So this list might be no good anyways (not "final")?

The reason I asked about adv. is because the list didn't say whether the "invoice" was the pay310 line or not...

[1_2Many]

So...if I have MSRP in writing from my dealer does that mean I forfeit Supplier pricing if I'm eligible?

[trm0002]

Originally Posted by 1_2Many

So...if I have MSRP in writing from my dealer does that mean I forfeit Supplier pricing if I'm eligible?

It is 100% up to the individual dealer whether or not to honor employee/supplier pricing.

[1_2Many]

Originally Posted by trm0002

It is 100% up to the individual dealer whether or not to honor employee/supplier pricing.

If possible I'd like a dealer's opinion on my next question here...should I start making negotiations now or when I get the call that my car has arrived? I'm going to have to work out everything on the phone because my car will be up state. My current plan is to go through my credit union, but I want to wait and see what GM is offering at that time.

[toehead93]

I'm also wondering the same, what will GM be offering as incentives, rebates, financing, if anything at all.

[RPO_Z28]

Originally Posted by 1_2Many

If possible I'd like a dealer's opinion on my next question here...should I start making negotiations now or when I get the call that my car has arrived? I'm going to have to work out everything on the phone because my car will be up state. My current plan is to go through my credit union, but I want to wait and see what GM is offering at that time.

When you say "start negotiations now", do you mean you placed an order and there was no price discussed?

If your original buyers order states MSRP at time of delivery, I would say you are paying whatever the sticker says on the car when it arrives.

If your order says a specific price (may be equal to or less than the sticker), I would say that's the price you agreed to pay.

If your order says no price at all, I guess someone's gonna get pissed. the dealer may now say $5000 over and you walk away pissed. Or, you say you want it for less than MSRP and the dealer walks away and sells your car to someone else.

Either way, someone agreed to some sort of price so I don't know what your negotiating if you haven't done it already.

[gto_in_nc]

Originally Posted by 1_2Many

If possible I'd like a dealer's opinion on my next question here...should I start making negotiations now or when I get the call that my car has arrived? I'm going to have to work out everything on the phone because my car will be up state. My current plan is to go through my credit union, but I want to wait and see what GM is offering at that time.

I'm not a dealer but -- if you are doing a sold pre-order, you should complete any negotiations with the dealer before you give them a credit card for a deposit and you should have your agreement in writing.

[RPO_Z28]

Originally Posted by toehead93

I'm also wondering the same, what will GM be offering as incentives, rebates, financing, if anything at all.

I wouldn't hold my breath for any incentives (other than GM Card) on a new, hot, limited Camaro.

GM would really be foolish to do that. These cars are already presold.

[1_2Many]

My agreement is MSRP + any available incentives at time of vehicle arrival and it's in writing. Just wondering if Supplier Pricing is considered an "incentive".

[UCF w00t]

Originally Posted by 1_2Many

My agreement is MSRP + any available incentives at time of vehicle arrival and it's in writing. Just wondering if Supplier Pricing is considered an "incentive".

It's a "discount" so probably not.

[10redrocket]

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.

I recieved this e-mail about a month ago. So are the prices listed now the pre-order prices? If so, expect them to go up after March 15th.

Also:
1 Introductory pricing available only on bona fide sold customer orders submitted by an authorized Chevrolet dealer on or before March 15, 2009. See dealer for details.

Anyone else get this e-mail?

[lrc250]

I went in and changed my color today and I noticed this as well on my printout. The prices on my print out are a tad different from the prior post.

PEG-2SS
$34,630.00 + WA MSRP W/DFC: W/A
$32,981.65+ WA Invoice W/DFC: W/A
$32,092.75+ WA GMS W/DFC: W/A
$33,530.17+ WA Supplier W/DFC: W/A

North American Order Workbench is intended solely for business use by GM Dealers. Pricing shown is for illustration purposes only. Refer to GMPricing.com for official GM Price schedules. GM pricing is subject to change by GM at anytime, without notice.

[domano 68]

Originally Posted by lrc250

GM pricing is subject to change by GM at anytime, without notice.

So it may not matter if you preorder. Price increase could affect anyone according to the disclamer.