I have a GM Supplier Code. Most dealers are not accepting it. I wanted a 2014 Z51 Coupe (white with black wheels, performance, navi etc) . Last night one major dealer offered me 2000 off MSRP if I ordered the vehicle and it reached 2000 status today then I would put a deposit.
Need help making a decision:
1.) If it reaches 2000 status, is it fair to put in the deposit. Obviously this is refundable if it doesn't get produced. Or is it better to just order a 2015. I am hoping by the time the car is delivered Chevy may offer some 2014 incentives. I doubt it but another option.
2.) Another dealer has many convertibles and is willing to accept the supplier discount for 2014 model; this is about 10% off MSRP. I don't want a convertible but the savings are great. With this the doc fee is capped at 75 dollars.
2.) That same dealer has an incoming 2014 coupe that has most of the features I want but wants MSRP+399 Doc fee. Says if any discounts offered at time of delivery he will pass on. I have seen the order its in production.
3.) Order a 2015 and hope that the supplier discount is honored. One major dealer says they will honor it. My code expires in 12/14. If it is not honored at least I have an order in. From the media, 2015 pricing supposed to be steady (see link below). If I am paying MSRP for a 2014 and MSRP for a 2015, the loss here is time and possibility I won't get the car.
http://www.edmunds.com/car-news/2015...september.html
PLEASE HELP EXPERTS!!! NEED ADVICE ASAP