Best deal on a New C6
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Best deal on a New C6
Hello, I drove a 2007 C6 6 speed on saturday and fell in love. Where in the far northern suburbs of Chicago can I get my best deal? I'm looking for a 2007 base coupe inMonterey Red with ebony interior in a 6 speed. Thanks in advance.
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You can get your best deal from any dealership. Every dealership pays the same for their cars, meaning that they all have the ability to sell them for the same price. If I was to purchase an '07 I would expect about $6000 - $8000 off MSRP based on which model you are looking at (coupe or convert.). Good luck with your purchase.
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PAY2PLAY...you are right to a certain extent, there isnt that much mark up on all vettes, a z06 maybe, but for a regular c6 theres not....for example theres about 4000 in mark up on the one i am looking at
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In my opinion it really comes down to how you feel. If you are comfortable with the price you are being given and you feel like you have been treated with great customer service then buy the car. It may sound crazy, but I'm willing to pay a little more toa "sales professional"that has treated me excellent verse running into the average know nothing "car salesperson."
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ORIGINAL: PAY2PLAY
In my opinion it really comes down to how you feel. If you are comfortable with the price you are being given and you feel like you have been treated with great customer service then buy the car. It may sound crazy, but I'm willing to pay a little more toa "sales professional"that has treated me excellent verse running into the average know nothing "car salesperson."
In my opinion it really comes down to how you feel. If you are comfortable with the price you are being given and you feel like you have been treated with great customer service then buy the car. It may sound crazy, but I'm willing to pay a little more toa "sales professional"that has treated me excellent verse running into the average know nothing "car salesperson."
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