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Re: How much $ for a new 2007 [c5_4fun]: by gbjerke on Wed Apr 09 14:08:18 PDT 2008; I hear you on the Monty Red. Also loved the previous Mag Red. I was very close to pulling the trigger on the new Crystal but it just didn't do it for me when I saw it in real life. It sat next to an Atomic Orange so that became my choice. I'd had 2 previous Yellow Z06's so it was time for a change. Obviously the '07 you are looking at is a vert and I agree 10k off is not enough. Just saw where Kerbeck is going 9k off on '08 Verts and 8k off on coupes. Tough choice for you because of color and if your '01 has only 5k on the clock you will not be putting a ton of miles on the new one so whether it's an '07 or '08 may not be that big of a deal, providing you can buy the '07 for the right price. As so value of your '01, I would check some "for sale" sites such as Cars.com or Autotrader.com That may at least give you some guidelines. Good luck, and keep us posted on your hunt.

Re: How much $ for a new 2007 [gbjerke]: by c5_4fun on Mon Apr 07 17:07:33 PDT 2008; Thanks for the input. The only reason I'm considering the '07 is because I really like the Monterrey Red, and yes, I struggle with buying a year old (soon to be 2 year old) car without a deep discount. The sticker is $64K and they're only $10K off sticker which is not enough for me to justify it so I may go back with a bottom line number based on feedback I get here.......not to mention the trade offer for my current vette won't cut it either. What do you think an '01 convertible with 5K miles is worth?

Re: How much $ for a new 2007 [c5_4fun]: by gbjerke on Mon Apr 07 13:49:42 PDT 2008; Invoice is roughly 10-11% off sticker (not considering holdback) and I believe there are dealers out there doing 10%+ off '08's, so to buy an '07 would be tough to justify unless they went 15k+ off sticker. Keep in mind the '07 will be 2 years old in 3-4 months when the '09's hit. If you posted some numbers on the MSRP of the '07, I suspect others here would give their opinions also. Good luck.

How much $ for a new 2007: by c5_4fun on Sat Apr 05 18:08:28 PDT 2008; I was watching local inventories for a 2008 that I liked (because I have a hard time ordering and waiting vs. an impulse deal), but ran across a new 2007 vette at the dealer in a color I like that is no longer offered in 2008. Now I have a diIema with a new 2007 in a color I really like or a 2008 with more horsepower and improved exhaust. I heard there is $3K rebate for the 2007, but does anyone have an idea as to what a fair price (reduction from MSRP or reduction from invoice) would be, and where to find or verify information on dealer or consumer money from GM for buying a model year old car?

Re: What's a good lease deal in Jan 2008? [Car_man]: by phil56 on Fri Jan 18 14:49:18 PST 2008; How about a 36 month - 12,000 mile/year lease for a 2008 Chevy Equinox LTZ AWD in Chicago, IL? Also, what's the difference in per month lease cost for the above-mentioned scenario when you put $0 compared to $2500. Thanks, Car man.

'08 Discounts: by gbjerke on Thu Sep 13 17:36:02 PDT 2007; Sold my '03 Z06 and because of price differential decided to shop of a C6 coupe instead of a C6 Z06 Found some awesome deals on leftover '07's, some dealers going GMS pricing which is as good as one can get IMHO. At that time, my Z had not yet sold and Car and Driver as well as other car mags did tests on the '08 coupe and really were very positive on the improvements made in the '08. To my surprise a number of dealers were going about 10% off sticker which is close to invoice. Shopped the entire country and found anywhere from "sticker" to 3-6k off. Ended up at Kerbecks in Atlantic City even though they were at 5k off vs. 6k at others. Reason being, they have a HUGE stock of '08's and they happened to have the color/options I wanted; my Z06 had sold and I could not wait to get back in the seat of another Vette. Cost me an extra grand but I got what I wanted and I was too selfish to wait. Did the fly out/drive back and I absolutely love this car. Logged 850 miles in one day and can testify to the fact that this is a great cruising car. For anyone shopping, I'd recommend the 10% off number as a benchmark.

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