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6.0 Liter Vortec V8
Join Date: Sep 2006
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Canadian dealers - Any incentives on the horizon?
I am in the market for a new car, but after heavily shopping the dealerships I am frustrated by the lack of incentives available. Is there anything on the horizon? It seems so unfair that Canadians pay inflated prices, and then to boot, don't get half of the incentives that US buyers do.
I am a walking dollar sign in the dealerships, and I can sense the salepersons frustrations when they can't offer me a red cent. I am ready to buy, but not at any price. I hope the GM powers that be are reading this! Cars that interest me Impala Aura Saab 9-3 Also interested in Acadia Outlook There is virtually NO incentives on these cars. The best I could find was 0% 60 mo on the Impala (useless since I am buying the car outright), and 0.9% 60 months on the Aura (again, useless). Saab had an incentive (1000$) only if I was driving an IMPORT car!! (this kinda made me mad). GM this is not good enough. I am a huge fan, but I refuse to be taken to the bank just because I am Canadian. |
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3.8 Liter Supercharged V6
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: British Columbia
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Re: Canadian dealers - Any incentives on the horizon?
saturn an saab no I have 0% on the impala for 60 mths...Acadia good luck, our sister stor is selling them full sticker and people are lining up for them.....and Saturn wont have any good in centive I wont think either
basically GM offers the best warranty in the bus now, has the quality to compete with the so called 'superior imports' so why should they give huge incentives to sell them.....couple more years you wont see nothing for incentives if you go to honda and toyota you pay sticker and insane interest rates, so 2 and 3 percent is not bad. what are you driving I have some loyality programs going on for ANY new GM vehicle, cept for a couple
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6.0 Liter Vortec V8
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Montreal,PQ - 2006 Saturn Vue V6 !
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Re: Canadian dealers - Any incentives on the horizon?
Your timing is off. Wait a month or two if you are buying outright. The arrival of the '08s will mean discounts on the '07's (if you don't mind buying an '07 that is). Unless its a car that needs to be moved, you won't see much off the MSRP until the next MY arrives. From what I have heard slow sales and high inventories have been the norm for the last few months. I would expect GM Canada to add incentives (cash) to models that have been kicking around the lots for a while. I hope Outlook is one of them but fat chance......
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Re: Canadian dealers - Any incentives on the horizon?
June 2007 GM Canada car sales were down 16%. If July doesn't improve, you can expect some deals coming in August to clear out the 2007's.
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Re: Canadian dealers - Any incentives on the horizon?
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Money back and 3.9% or lower. |
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Toronto, Canada
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Re: Canadian dealers - Any incentives on the horizon?
As a Toyota dealer, we have no "money back" incentives, or dealer hold backs. The prices are the prices. We do have lowered rates, but nothing "stackable" like GM has.
If you are paying cash for a vehicle when they are offering 0% interest, then you are for lack of a better word: an idiot. 0% financing is an excellent incentive, especially for the cash paying customer. If you want a better "deal", you have to wait until the dealer has the replacement for the vehicle you want (ie: 2008 models and 07s at the same time). That's when the dealer might start overly discounting the previous model year. But then at that point, do you want a previous model year car? Right now, we have the 07 and 08 Corolla in stock. They have the same MSRP. Due to financing rates, the 08 works out to about $20 more per month. But at the end of a 5 year finance contract, that 08 will certainly be wroth more in the marketplace than an 07. You recoup the upfront money if you sell it. If you don't care what you drive, and model year doesn't matter, just buy a used car.
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Re: Canadian dealers - Any incentives on the horizon?
I have to give GM credit. They are sticking to their guns (so far) and not going incentive crazy even with the sales slump. At some point though, you'd think they'd sweeten the deal. I mean they still have lots of pensions and healthcare to pay for regardless of how many cars they sell.
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Re: Canadian dealers - Any incentives on the horizon?
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And I like hte fact GM is sticking to their guns and not offering rebates, you dont get discounts form Honda or Toyota so why should GM, their cars are already less expensive to buy, have more options and have better warranties now... the price difference tho ya it is riciculous a Z06 here in my showroom is $105,000 and the smae in the US is around $65000....ridiculous
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Re: Canadian dealers - Any incentives on the horizon?
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Come over to the Blue Oval, we have Family pricing right now. basicaly dealer's true cost. |
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Location: British Columbia
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Re: Canadian dealers - Any incentives on the horizon?
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"You want free speech? Let's see you acknowledge a man whose words make your blood boil, who's standing center stage and advocating at the top of his lungs that which you would spend a lifetime opposing at the top of yours. You want to claim this land as the land of the free? Then the symbol of your country cannot just be a flag. The symbol also has to be one of its citizens exercising his right to burn that flag in protest. Now show me that, defend that, celebrate that in your classrooms." |
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