Car Cost Canada reports

[vladb]

Car Cost Canada reports for 2010 Camaro LS, LT1, LT2
You might save few bucks for camaro

[C FTPRNT]

I subscibed to car cost before deciding that I had to have an SS at any $.
Looked at 5 diff cars north american and european. They sell your info to dealers who send you countless emails and there prices are what you see "on sale" in the daily papers. Their prices were higher than deals I had already been offered but not accepted 'cause I thought they could do better.

[SilverRain]

I tried using CarCost Canada to get the dealer cost. What I didn't like is that it listed Roy Ross as the preferred dealer (I live in the GTA) but they would not discount at all. Even worse, they had longer wait times to get the car than other dealers. So what is the point of a "preferred" dealer that offered no discount at all. When I asked that to the sales guy, he said that others have been charging a premium so I am lucky to get it at full price. Give me a break.

[thegmconnection.com]

Originally Posted by SilverRain

I tried using CarCost Canada to get the dealer cost. What I didn't like is that it listed Roy Ross as the preferred dealer (I live in the GTA) but they would not discount at all. Even worse, they had longer wait times to get the car than other dealers. So what is the point of a "preferred" dealer that offered no discount at all. When I asked that to the sales guy, he said that others have been charging a premium so I am lucky to get it at full price. Give me a break.

From my experience with customers who use car cost I think what you spend $40 for a report and you save $150.00 in the end not really worth the headache! Because ultimately no dealer will loose money on cars. If the customer finds a dealer that will more than likely that dealer wont be around in a few years from now! With General Motors going forward there are new standards that the dealers have to abide by and there is huge costs to abide by these rules. I can understanf if your looking for a fair deal. Most dealerships in our area are fair

[SilverRain]

Originally Posted by thegmconnection.com

From my experience with customers who use car cost I think what you spend $40 for a report and you save $150.00 in the end not really worth the headache! Because ultimately no dealer will loose money on cars. If the customer finds a dealer that will more than likely that dealer wont be around in a few years from now! With General Motors going forward there are new standards that the dealers have to abide by and there is huge costs to abide by these rules. I can understanf if your looking for a fair deal. Most dealerships in our area are fair

I have actually used CarCost Canada to buy a Volvo, a Hummer, and a Buick. I love the service. I get the dealer cost report, show it to the dealer and agree on a mark up of 3-5%. It has saved me thousands of dollars and the headache of negotiating. I just don't think it is fair that Roy Foss should be listed as a preferred dealer for the Camaro if they are not willing to offer any discount at all. That is the same deal every dealer will be willing to give so why should the be "preferred".

[thegmconnection.com]

Originally Posted by SilverRain

I have actually used CarCost Canada to buy a Volvo, a Hummer, and a Buick. I love the service. I get the dealer cost report, show it to the dealer and agree on a mark up of 3-5%. It has saved me thousands of dollars and the headache of negotiating. I just don't think it is fair that Roy Foss should be listed as a preferred dealer for the Camaro if they are not willing to offer any discount at all. That is the same deal every dealer will be willing to give so why should the be "preferred".

We have looked it to it its because they pay car cost canada to be the preferred dealer!

Hey if it works for you use it!

[Avalnch]

Originally Posted by vladb

Car Cost Canada reports for 2010 Camaro LS, LT1, LT2
You might save few bucks for camaro

Good luck getting your dealer to drop 10% on a car that will sell the next week for full MSRP.

This type of service is OK for low demand cars, but unfortunately, the new Camaro is still in the high demand category.