Pay Sticker?

[Midnight Rat]

No extra wheels come with the 1le.

Originally Posted by SSTG

I have another question guy's, If you get the 1LE with the RS Package, does the 20x9 & 20x8 wheels come also? Like they did with the 21'' wheel upgrades?

[SSTG]

Originally Posted by 2013 1LE

No extra wheels come with the 1le.

Thanks.

[Angrybird 12]

Originally Posted by kevinw

It is frudtrating. i am in kc. u think dealers would want to unload verts this time of year. they are stubborn i looking at new 13 2LT BLACK rs vert friday at anither dealer. they wilking to out alk seasons on in exchange

Have you contacted BeckyD@rodgerschevrolet yet? That's who I bought mine from. She can handle everything over the Internet and phone, even will ship it to your front door if you want. Check it out!

[joeybsyc]

Originally Posted by SSTG

I have another question guy's, If you get the 1LE with the RS Package, does the 20x9 & 20x8 wheels come also? Like they did with the 21'' wheel upgrades?

No.

[whatarush]

I think if you have it built you can purchase from one dealer then have them do a courtesy delivery to another dealer in your area. A small fee would apply.

[lbls1]

I never pay sticker price. I've found that there will usually be at least one dealer that will discount. Sometimes on certain cars the margin will be tight, so the discount % will be smaller than with other cars.

I am an advocate of competitive shopping.

[SSTG]

I am also, I am talking to five different dealers including Becky, I will say so far she has given me the best deal on a 2014 but doesn't have the color I want.
I've got some good offers on 13's also. I'm just having a hard time thinking about not having the Recaros on the 13' model!

[Drew10]

I LOVE the 1le's and would consider paying sticker for one if I had to. Back in 2009 when I bought my Camaro, I begged the dealer to sell it to me for sticker and take my GM card earnings. Of course that's when you couldn't find a Camaro. Now this practice is kind of unheard of.

[ZED SLED]

Originally Posted by lbls1

I never pay sticker price. I've found that there will usually be at least one dealer that will discount. Sometimes on certain cars the margin will be tight, so the discount % will be smaller than with other cars.

I am an advocate of competitive shopping.

That will work in a metropolitan area. Unfortunately, I live in a rural area where dealers are few and far between. At some point driving 50-100 miles to various dealers to haggle after you thought you made a deal over the phone isn't worth the savings. At some point you're spending a dollar to make a dime.

[SSTG]

Maybe good news for me, I have a friend that tells me they can get me GMS pricing!
Would that be the best deal I can get?

[kevinw]

Unless the car was handbuilt and plated with gold never pay sticker. there are thousands of cars out there

[SSTG]

I won't be paying Sticker, trust me. Thanks for everyone's input and thanks to Becky @ Rodgers for explaining a few things to me.

[lbls1]

Originally Posted by mclark10

That will work in a metropolitan area. Unfortunately, I live in a rural area where dealers are few and far between. At some point driving 50-100 miles to various dealers to haggle after you thought you made a deal over the phone isn't worth the savings. At some point you're spending a dollar to make a dime.

Believe it or not, even in an urban setting, sometimes you have to travel a bit to dealers and grind the numbers. It isn't quite so simple as going to your neighborhood dealer (but to your credit I did buy a car from a deal with a local dealer; Even there I had to do the roadwork with other dealers). Some dealers will lie to you as well (firsthand knowledge with that). The key is not to rush and to have a mind set on what you are expecting to pay. Its my opinion that if you can save a grand or two between dealers then it could be worthwhile to travel for a good bargain.

[SSTG]

Originally Posted by lbls1

Believe it or not, even in an urban setting, sometimes you have to travel a bit to dealers and grind the numbers. It isn't quite so simple as going to your neighborhood dealer (but to your credit I did buy a car from a deal with a local dealer; Even there I had to do the roadwork with other dealers). Some dealers will lie to you as well (firsthand knowledge with that). The key is not to rush and to have a mind set on what you are expecting to pay. Its my opinion that if you can save a grand or two between dealers then it could be worthwhile to travel for a good bargain.

Well said, I am already seeing some discrepancy between them.
It's a lot of work, but I have more time than money!