I came home to greater Cleveland and ordered my aggressive on 12/6/05, it was delivered to the dealer on 1/6/06. They are storing it for me until spring. It's killing me not being able to drive it. Too much salt on the roads!!!!
I think you have the record for the shortest time between order and delivery.....wow..nice job......
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Sorry everyone for paying a premium.. Two issues welll three.. I showed way to much enthusiasm for a car I wasn't expecting to buy.. I don't even buy Altoids this fast.. So, they had me.. It was a refused order car that was just sitting on the display floor.. Could have gone in days if i didn't jump...(how high you ask??) $1500.00. But, I felt since I loved it and our trade in was very good.. I could use the premium price paid car later on when I needed some thing done right..
Live and learn, but drive what you want.. it could alll be over tomorrow..
As one who had more than $500 (dealer fees alone was $600) above invoice, I can tell you that the time I have had the car vs the length of the wait if I had ordered it, the difference in price has paid for itself. Above MSRP/months you would have waited = cost 2 you (sound right?)
Paid $1575 above MSRP and believe me it was well worth it and I would do it again rather than have to wait not knowing if my original order would or would not have come in. And what if it didn't come in and I was shut out of a 2006??? No thanks, Lp
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I am an employee of the dealership and I paid MSRP.. GLADLY PAID MSRP!!! I am one of the top salesmen here and boy did I sell myself on this car. I am giving up my 2003 Harley for this car, with no regrets. My wife loves it too..
we need to add less than MSRP: GMPP pricing. 4k+ less than sticker
Nice deal. What's GMPP pricing anyway?
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I think he is referring to what they call program cars. Been driven for anything up to about 7,000mi. and then sold to employees at a larger discount.
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I paid MSRP and no other fees, my delaer is the best: Langley, (AL). I did the title tag and registration myself and it took about 5 minutes!
I ended up actualy paying less than MSRP because when the car finally got here, it had the wrong seats from the factory. There wasn't a way to mark two boxes on the survey. I got about 875. bucks knocked off MSRP and had 3,487.00 built up on my GM Card. I've been with this salesperson from Chevy to Pontiac for 12 years. I've been told I have the cheapest Solstice ever sold. I think they may be right! Hooray
Just got out paper work and realized my dealer never added the destination fee on the first page to the total on the final talley. I think I'll go buy more stuff.
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