New 06 C6's for sale !!!!

"RicSeyler" > wrote in message
. ..
>I agree!
> The only situation would be if an employee or owner already had dibs on
> one and
> the customer had to "outbid" the employee/dealership owner for the
> purchase..
>
> I can't say it should be against the law but I don't like it that's for
> sure. LOL
> With something as expensive as that I'd think all it would take is a
> dealer
> in each region NE, NW, SE, SW to advertise MSRP and all the other
> dealers would be pressured into MSRP. I'd drive/fly 500 miles to save
> 5 Grand or more :-)

And then you could use a small portion of the 5 Grand to drive that sweet
ride back home! *lol* I think that you're right Ric. If one dealer had the
balls to advertise MSRP or less, the other dealers would be compelled to do
the same or lose business.

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I'm not sure what he said, kill filed him so long ago I can't remember why.
Must not miss him.

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"RicSeyler" > wrote in message
...
> Remember now, before the internet English Majors were just nerds..........
> LOLOL
> Now a days you can bust out your skills from time to time without the
> girls giggling.
>
> FWIW I understood what Dad meant and what he was talking about. :-)
>
> Grayfox wrote:
>
>
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> Ric Seyler
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>

What's that old saying? If he's not part of GM's solutions, he's part of the
problem!

"RicSeyler" > wrote in message
. ..
> If he was offering MSRP or less would
> I think it would be a good thing for him to post here.
> (when others offering MSRP are a rare situation)
>
> But being a "let's see just how much we can milk out of the
> supply & demand..... naaaaaaa :-)
>
>
> PJ wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> We all want the marque to succeed. We want the dealers to make an honest
>> profit and stay in business. We do not appreciate a rip-off that insults
>> our intelligence. This group does not have sufficient space to support
>> MSRP or >MSRP advertising from each Corvette dealer in the U.S.
>>
>> Please leave. When you have something to contribute I think these fine
>> folks will welcome you back.
>>
>> ...PJ
>
>
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>

Regarding price it is simple economics: Supply vs. demand. If a dealer can
sell above MSRP good for them. Also, most people who complain about dealers
selling above sticker could not afford the vehicle even if it is selling
below sticker. In closing, it is about time dealers of domestic product can
market and sell a vehicle at a premium. The C6 Corvette is a world class
product, and even at MSRP it is selling at a discount.

> wrote in message
...
> Regarding price it is simple economics: Supply vs. demand. If a
> dealer can
> sell above MSRP good for them. Also, most people who complain about
> dealers
> selling above sticker could not afford the vehicle even if it is
> selling
> below sticker. In closing, it is about time dealers of domestic
> product can
> market and sell a vehicle at a premium. The C6 Corvette is a world
> class
> product, and even at MSRP it is selling at a discount.

You're pulling our leg, right? Who said supply vs. demand, P. T.
Barnum, wasn't it? Maybe he said it different just to confuse people
like you. Most dealer have been selling at a premium for quite some
time now, probably you paid to much for your turnip truck.

My fears are that in a rush to make a "world class" car we're going
to get a second class American dream. There is very little in a
foreign car that I envy or desire to drive here in the states. To me a
car built in France, Italy, Japan, or Australia is built to suit that
countries peoples needs and wants. That's the way it should be and not
cave in to the whims of the politicians and their tariffs. Nothing
against foreign cars or those that want to drive them just don't screw
up the Corvette to make it sell like a Element.

Dad
Armed and not dangerous, also have legs.

On Wed, 1 Feb 2006 02:31:58 GMT, wrote:

>Regarding price it is simple economics: Supply vs. demand. If a dealer can
>sell above MSRP good for them. Also, most people who complain about dealers
>selling above sticker could not afford the vehicle even if it is selling
>below sticker. In closing, it is about time dealers of domestic product can
>market and sell a vehicle at a premium. The C6 Corvette is a world class
>product, and even at MSRP it is selling at a discount.
===============
Yep the Current Corvette is a world class vehicle...BUT to be blunt
you fricken nuts if you think dealers should sell for over sticker
price... and YES I do know what the "S" stands for in MSRP....

Bob G.

> Yep the Current Corvette is a world class vehicle...BUT to be blunt
> you fricken nuts if you think dealers should sell for over sticker
> price... and YES I do know what the "S" stands for in MSRP....
>
> Bob G.

If you put a 348 engine in, it will add 30% to the value !!!!!!
now that's funny, yeah you can trust that site for a price

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> If you put a 348 engine in, it will add 30% to the value !!!!!!
> now that's funny, yeah you can trust that site for a price
>
> kickstart


Sorry this was supposed to post as a reply to the 61 vette price question


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