Aftermarket Mods from Dealership: Is this a good deal?

[CamaroVision]

Prices don't seem too horrible.

GM GFX looks fairly cheap(cheap for GM, expensive compared to other aftermarket kits)

Rest looks reasonable enough /shrug.

Just figure if it's reasonable to you, keep shopping around for price comparison if you have to, next city over etc.

[JUISSD]

Originally Posted by kej2u

They broke down the cost as follows:

Ground Effects @ $1569.00
Labor @ $400
Paint @ $400
Front and Back blackout painting @ $325 x 2
Engine Cover painting @ $250
Rally Stripes Factory Painted @ $1100

So, is getting all these items done for a grand total of $4729 worth it? Is that a great price, a terrible price, a fair price? I am a total noob so I have no idea. I have until tomorrow to get this deal done.

Thanks for your input guys!

I don't know what the guys that are telling you to run are thinking. The prices aren't that bad. The only parts you're getting are the GFX, and that's a decent price on them. $800 to paint and install them isn't bad. Painting stripes is expensive when done right, and $1100 is right in line with what a good paint shop would charge. If they do quality work and stand behind their work, I'd say it's a decent enough deal to do it.

[rhd]

why go with factory? get aftermarket and do it for half the price and it would look better, take the car to a paint shop(not a dealership) and ask them to give you a price for all the paint work and head/tail light tint and then order some gfx's online, there are some nice kits out now. rksport has i think one of the best right now

[jennnchuck]

the prices arent bad, but be careful with the dealership and there shifty dealings in the beginning. check around and see if you can find others who had work done there. make sure there paint guy is good. also check some paint shops in your area and compare there quality and prices with what you were quoted