RocketSSled
07-31-2004, 09:49 AM
Just an FYI as to where dealers are going w pricing - Peoria Pontiac in Arizona has an ad in today's paper (Sat, 31 July) a 2004 GTO w MSRP @ $33,190 discounted to $27,999. "sale through 2 Aug"
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desertgoat
07-31-2004, 05:21 PM
Most likely a demo with a bazillion miles in it already and has been "broken in" by the owner's son.
Peoria Pontiac does not have a good reputation and I can attest to their inflexibility just 2 months ago when I was searching. They were adamant about the dealer mark up. I doubt if they became born again Christians suddenly in the 2 months since I've talked to them.
Peoria Pontiac does not have a good reputation and I can attest to their inflexibility just 2 months ago when I was searching. They were adamant about the dealer mark up. I doubt if they became born again Christians suddenly in the 2 months since I've talked to them.
formul8
07-31-2004, 09:21 PM
Just an FYI as to where dealers are going w pricing - Peoria Pontiac in Arizona has an ad in today's paper (Sat, 31 July) a 2004 GTO w MSRP @ $33,190 discounted to $27,999. "sale through 2 Aug"
I work for O'Hare Pontiac in sales and will say that if it is a brand new, no mile car- that price is suspicious because they would be losing about $1,200 on the car.
I work for O'Hare Pontiac in sales and will say that if it is a brand new, no mile car- that price is suspicious because they would be losing about $1,200 on the car.
RocketSSled
08-01-2004, 01:30 PM
It was a new car (<100mi) and it's still there (per a Steve Dunwoody).
My contact at Coulter Tempe (John Skoko, e-commerce) told me that Ponitac had just released a $2K rebate on GTOs but the other $3191 includes military, $1K old loyalty, etc ... discounts that most people don't qualify for. In the end GM-S is still a better buy.
My contact at Coulter Tempe (John Skoko, e-commerce) told me that Ponitac had just released a $2K rebate on GTOs but the other $3191 includes military, $1K old loyalty, etc ... discounts that most people don't qualify for. In the end GM-S is still a better buy.
org
08-01-2004, 10:20 PM
Check out Ebay. Several in the $28000-$29000 range.