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Re: Purchased my 2011 Rally Yellow Camaro 1SS A6... [bruce_lee] by vinnyny on Tue Dec 21 23:06:15 PST 2010

Please tell me what you got for the Saturn. I have an 08 4-door XR I'll be looking to trade soon. I'm trying to hold out for the convertible...

Re: Where are the 2010 deals? [bcb1967] by vinnyny on Sat Aug 28 08:06:14 PDT 2010

I agree--shouldn't have to pay more than invoice+/- (and get all the incentives on top of that). You could really save some money buying a one-year-old for 60 cents on the dollar.

Re: Where are the 2010 deals? [vietcu] by vinnyny on Sun Aug 22 20:01:14 PDT 2010

I just came home from Phoenix, AZ where Tahoes were advertised for $1K under invoice plus all incentives. Your dealer is nuts...

My experience last year by waveho on Sat May 22 09:02:19 PDT 2010

Don't know if this is helpful, but here are the numbers for my loaded LTZ purchased last year for my 2009: MSRP Sticker: $46,550. Lowered to Supplier Pricing of $43,720, then was given a $2,250 Mfr's Rebate available at the time, and then applied my $1,000 GM credit card rebate for a total of $40,470. Basically turned out to be $6,100 off the sticker price. I was also given a very good amount on my trade (2002 Suburban with high miles), which was more than $1,000 than any other dealer would offer me, and I checked with 5 different dealers, so I would count that as a bonus too. So I figure if I could get over $6000 for a top of the line model, you should be able to get at least $3K if not more off the MSRP for the LT1 and LT2, which may have less negotiating room for the dealer.

Re: 3K Rebate [czcon1] by bc60 on Mon May 10 04:13:43 PDT 2010

When I bought my Malibu, it was only good on purchases. I believe the $3k rebate has ended now anyway.

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