Chevy dealer charging $20K over MSRP for Volt

[GTAHVIT]

All I'm saying is if you guys are gonna sell dirt here, you need to sign up for sponsorship.

Rules are rules.....

[motorhead]

Originally Posted by GTAHVIT

All I'm saying is if you guys are gonna sell dirt here, you need to sign up for sponsorship.

Rules are rules.....

That's funny!

[Berean]

Please PM me details and pricing for your dirt.

[a_Username]

Originally Posted by Berean

Please PM me details and pricing for your dirt.

LMAO!

[PQ]

Originally Posted by motorhead

That's what I've been trying to say.

Well, except for the dirt part. Although If you want some I bet I can undercut PQ. Dirts probably a bad example PQ seeing how they really do sell dirt.

I may actually be buying some. About 6 dump trucks full. For my swimming pool. Once again. Chrystal Clear, and no one will swim in it.

But, anyway, I will be curious if anyone buys a Volt for 20k over msrp.

Lot of money in California. And lots of people who are of the tree hug............. environmentally responsible, way of thinking and would love to be the first with one.

I mean, couldn't you make an argument that on a limited production model, even if only limited for a certain period, a business owner would be wise to sell for mark-up?

I understand return business, and loyal customers, but that's not always the case. If someone came to me, right now, and said they will give me 50k for my Camaro, it's sold. And I won't lose a single minutes sleep over it.

Originally Posted by Berean

Please PM me details and pricing for your dirt.

LMAO, and break the forum rules, no way. Let me get my sponsor fees paid first. lol

[FenwickHockey65]

Originally Posted by GTAHVIT

I'm a little ahead of myself... The next car is a graduation present for my wife. So that's about a year away...

But I think a Volt would fit nicely....

Or a Z28???

A year away, eh? Looking for a RWD sedan, eh?

We shall see.

[1bad65]

Originally Posted by PQ

Lot of money in California.

Not as much as you think. Many areas over there have 20% unemployment, real estate is falling through the floor, and many of the better off ones are leaving California for other States. I'm seeing alot of California plates over here the last year or so.

[GTAHVIT]

Originally Posted by PQ

..........
LMAO, and break the forum rules, no way. Let me get my sponsor fees paid first. lol

PM Tran for Pricing...

[GTAHVIT]

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

A year away, eh? Looking for a RWD sedan, eh?

We shall see.

Keep me posted

[Revo1]

WOW. Volt's good, but it's not THAT good. There are plenty of eco-efficient options to choose from these days, what are they thinking?? Fail.

[PQ]

Originally Posted by GTAHVIT

PM Tran for Pricing...

Do sponsors get more PM space?

Originally Posted by 1bad65

Not as much as you think. Many areas over there have 20% unemployment, real estate is falling through the floor, and many of the better off ones are leaving California for other States. I'm seeing alot of California plates over here the last year or so.

There is still money there. I'm betting there are at least a few millionare types who might want to 'look' the part.

[ron10]

those prices should help GM on their quest back to prominence.

[GTAHVIT]

Originally Posted by ron10

those prices should help GM on their quest back to prominence.

uhm No.

It would only line the dealer's pockets. The dealers pay invoice to GM.


GM does not markup the cars to dealers. Invoice is invoice... IMO Dealers should do the same.


But like others have said... if your dumb enough to pay it, you've earned it.

[1bad65]

Originally Posted by PQ

There is still money there. I'm betting there are at least a few millionare types who might want to 'look' the part.

Millionaires didn't get that way by paying $20k over sticker on a $40k car.