pcdrj
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Local dealers are telling me MSRP. Tell me people aren't paying that.
We have a brand new 2011 GT500 coupe where I work that's below MSRP. It's loaded with the SVT Performance Package, Electronics Package, Shelby Car Cover, and Glass Roof. MSRP per Ford is $57,700. Our sale price is just $55,950. Click here to see it. Grabber Blue with White Stripes. We'll pick you up at the airport if you want to fly, buy, then drive it home....
corvetts suck
Wow, that's vette territory right there. Maybe I should've gotten the used one at $28k.
Test drove a Z06 prior to the GT500 and I'd take the 2011 Shelby over the Vette without hesitation.
You wont get it for invoice, but 1,000 or so off of MSRP is fair...Shit, I just sold our last 2010 GT500 for $1,800 over invoice..
Let me guess the seats? Because the GT500 is very, very comparable to a base Corvette and in some areas its better including skidpad numbers. But the Z06 is on a whole different level than both the base C6 and the GT500 as far as straight line and road course as well.
FYI - I found several for invoice but 1200 miles away.
It was more that the seats. I don't contest the Z06 will outperform the GT500 but the car just feels cheap to me. I drove both new and a few with less than 20k miles. Squeaks, rattles, broken interior pieces all too common. The GT500 is also much more practical as a daily driver.
One thing they have is common is they're very tail happy. Those summer tires of wet twisty roads will keep you from enjoying the power.