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I paid full list $28,495.00. LTZ all options.it was a take it or leave it deal.The selling dealer was very nice. but no discount.THE did not have what I wanted but found my car at another dealer in Alamosa, co.they brought it down on a trailer. with 12 miles on the clock. I like my selling dealer ,it was a very easy deal. Igot the Amber Bronze/coco cashmere interior. I love the color.Ihad the oil changed yesterday 1000, miles ,Mobil 1 5/30.The LTZ 3.6/6 speed are hard to fine in my area, good luck with your new car, jack
Wow.. That seems a little crazy there.. The dealer wouldn't even deal with you? Is it like in the middle of nowhere and the only one in stock? I got mine with 13 miles on it.
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I just bought a 2008 Chevy Malibu LT2 With 6 Cyl. MSPRP was 26,924. I paid $23K even
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Traded my 04 F-150 supercrew for the 08 LTZ. Original MSRP was $27995 but utilized a GM discount, leaving $26,945. After the trade I was left with $18445.
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I leased a 2LT fully loaded - MSRP 25,015 - got supplier price - 370/month - 0 down - 3.15% apr....39mos.
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I bought the LTZ. The only additional options were the Red Jewel Tintcoat and the rear power package.
MSRP including destination charges: $28290
Dealer Invoice Price with destination: $26708
I paid, with destination: $26505
$203 below dealer invoice. Plus tax and $100 Documentation Fee. I recommend Brandow Chevrolet in Florence, NJ. without hesitation.
MSRP including destination charges: $28290
Dealer Invoice Price with destination: $26708
I paid, with destination: $26505
$203 below dealer invoice. Plus tax and $100 Documentation Fee. I recommend Brandow Chevrolet in Florence, NJ. without hesitation.
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Pizzaman - did this include any rebates/GM discounts or di they offer the car to you below dealer invoice? My co-worker just bought a LT1 in Flemington and they were only willing to go $250 below MSRP, so she utilized GM Supplier price instead.
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No rebates or discounts of any kind. In fact, it was the dealers first price. I figured there was no point in haggling with them. I knew going in the dealers invoice price was by using Edmunds.com. I was satisfied with the first offer. Remember now, I ordered in November '07. Malibu's in our area were kind of rare back then and maybe there was some manufacturer to dealer incentive that I wasn't aware of at the time. Also remember, I opted not to order the sun roof. I just don't use for them very often. That saved $800.
The dealer told me they don't advertise, so they don't have that cost to recover. Give Brandow a shot. If you do, ask for Jim Lynch. He's the sales manager and he handled my transaction. You may drop my name as a reference, it may help.
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No rebates or discounts of any kind. In fact, it was the dealers first price. I figured there was no point in haggling with them. I knew going in the dealers invoice price was by using Edmunds.com. I was satisfied with the first offer. Remember now, I ordered in November '07. Malibu's in our area were kind of rare back then and maybe there was some manufacturer to dealer incentive that I wasn't aware of at the time. Also remember, I opted not to order the sun roof. I just don't use for them very often. That saved $800.
The dealer told me they don't advertise, so they don't have that cost to recover. Give Brandow a shot. If you do, ask for Jim Lynch. He's the sales manager and he handled my transaction. You may drop my name as a reference, it may help.
Name=Joe Santone
Thanks Joe! I might just do that.
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When you're ready to take the plunge, PM me your name and I'll try to notify Jim Lynch to expect you. I can't promise anything, but I'm willing to give it a try.
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MSRP was $28,495.00. After GMS and rebate, bought it for $25,157.43. Fully loaded LTZ.
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What kind of rebate and how much?
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$1000 GM Loyalty Cash.
P.S. If anybody here is going to buy a new GM product, and wants a SUPPLIER discount, I can give one away each month. Just PM me, or email me at [email protected]
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I looked up the GM supplier price and it was $27,365 for an MSRP of $28,540 ($1200 off). Plus the $1000 loyalty would be $26,365. How did you get it down another $1200? Did you haggle below that price?
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Funny story, GM had a 1% price increase in January but my dealer forgot to change the window sticker when the car arrived. I got the old price of $21,945 for my 1LT Silverstone with ebony interior. Plus I was awarded the owner loyalty rebate of $1,000 and another $1,000 April bonus cash which means I got the car for $19,945. Then I traded in a 2000 Monte Carlo SS and a 2002 Trailblazer which got me $16,500 so I walked away owing $3,445 plus tax. Pretty sweet deal. A few days ago I got a card from my salesman thanking me for the deal and telling me they gave me one of the $1,000 rebates by mistake. Too bad, so sad, the deal was done. And I sent him a sympathy card.
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