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2007 Solstice GXP: by secretagentman on Sun Feb 17 22:30:18 PST 2008; Purchased my red 07 from a dealer in SC on the General Motors employee plan. Paid dealers cost and got 0% financing. No hassels except with the trade-in, lost my shirt on a 2006 PT Cruiser GT convertible. But the new car is well worth it, getting 26 miles to the gallon and my first speeding ticket in 45 years.

Re: oldgoatee [gmhellman]: by oldgoatee on Mon Feb 28 12:48:17 PST 2005; Greg, I hear you. Half a lifetime ago, I was at the same place. Don't despair, time (and depreciation!) are working for you. In 5 years' time, there should be a bunch of affordable GTOs out there. Lots of them will have had only one old f*rt, engineer, previous owner who has gotten too senile to slam 400 HP through the gearbox. Maybe you'll be my car's second owner? I haven't taken any photos yet - it's been raining since I got the GTO on Friday. After I get some photos into my home page, I'll post the link. I don't like the usual canned photos of the car - they are all shot from too low an angle (IMHO). The car's elegant lines looks best from a normal standing height.

2005 Quicksilver/Red: by oldgoatee on Sun Feb 27 15:23:03 PST 2005; Thought that I would share my Goat hunting adventure just in case it gives someone else some hints. I wanted only a particular combo: �05 Quicksilver/Red with 6-speed. Got on pontiac.com and used the �Locate Vehicle� feature to search all dealerships within a comfortable day�s round trip from home. Only found 3 such cars to my spec, 2 about 3 hours away, and 1 about 5 hours away. Then used the �Request a Quote� feature from the �Window Sticker� page to contact each dealer about each car. First step was to find out if the dealer was willing to do the GM Supplier Discount that my employer makes possible. For the 6-speeder, list is $33,690, invoice is $31,192, and the Supplier Discount price is $31,653 (for comparison, the GM Employee, which I ain�t, price is $30,293). The two closest dealers (of course) were �uncooperative�. One refused to honor the GM Discount (his firm price was $32,690, which suggests that�s the current non-greedy �05 price, effectively a $1000 discount from MSRP for anyone). The second didn�t seem to be too internet-savvy, originally responded to �your parts request� (huhh?), then was very slow to respond to questions. The third (farthest away, of course) dealer was the most responsive. All my questions via e-mail and phone were answered promptly. He honored the Supplier Discount price without hesitation. Plus I wanted the inset front nose grilles from the Sport Appearance Package, which he had in stock and agreed to provide at his cost ($235 with free installation). Finally, he had no problem reducing the �documentation fee� (that popular all-purpose rip-off) to the maximum $75 allowed by the GM program regulations. On top of everything else, GMAC currently has a 0% APR 36-month loan on the GTO, which makes no sense if I understand where Mr. Greenspan is headed, but I�m not one to turn down free money. So I made a verbal agreement with this third dealer, requested the grille package installation, gave some credit information over the phone, and agreed to pick up the car in a couple of days. Showed up two days later, our GTO was waiting for us right out front, my wife and I went over the whole thing with a fine tooth-comb, the Goat looked great (that SAP grille package on the Quicksilver car looks absolutely spectacular). I kept on waiting for the �games� to begin. But there was absolutely no BS � everything was exactly as had been verbally agreed to. Signed all the waiting paperwork and jumped into the GTO for the dreamy 5 hour drive home. Top notch professionalism throughout. So who WAS this dealer? Bob King Pontiac/GMC in Wilmington, NC. Never been there before � a really big dealership. When I last checked, they had 7 (or more?) �05 GTOs in stock, and only 1 �04 GTO left (which means they were not stupid with last year�s GTO prices). I recommend them highly and have no connection with them (they are so far away from me I can�t even get my oil changed there).

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