Sun Apr 23, 2017 12:49 am
Many dealers are offering around $2500 right on their website, prior to any negotiation. A few dealers are offering around $3200 on a few specific cars. One poster here reported he got $4160 off MSRP and I independently confirmed that with the dealer.
Right on the Rydell web site, for example, several cars at $3200 off
Greenwood Chevy has one particular car at $3468 off. If that one were an Premier in a color I liked, I'd have grabbed it.
And these were just one's I found by accident, not with some search on discount. And remember these are their "ask". It may be possible to do better by bargaining, I don't know.
So somewhere in the low three's is OK, high threes is pretty good, and in the low fours has happened.
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