19,000 Backorders, 3 month waiting list
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19,000 Backorders, 3 month waiting list
http://www.thestar.com/business/auto...oll-plant?bn=1
Looks like sales are still strong
Meanwhile, Oshawa's GM plant is enjoying a renaissance with a huge demand for the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro, that, by far, is outstripping supply. According to a report, the back order for the new Camaro is up to 19,000, with a three-month waiting list. Once it hits peak production, the Oshawa plant will be producing 2,200 a week.
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They're starting to stick on lots a little but people are still ordering them and dealers are still putting in their orders. Just depends on the right car at the right time. Price of the car is such that most that want, can get pickey on what options/color/etc they want.
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I don't know why anyone would pay a penny over sticker. If the dealership sells it for sticker, they still make plenty.
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I think GM is making a huge mistake, they need to move these cars at sticker just to move them, they have a few on the lot in my town too. IMHO if you viewed any SEMA coverage from this year, we fixxing to see "5th gen overload" just like with the Mustangs, every where, on every corner, and most of them are yellow and red, I am already bored seeing them. YMMV.
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Most the cars you see sitting at dealers are probably those that deals did not go though......people either changed there minds or could not afford to get the car. Then again some probably are new...but you can't argue the fact that the car is doing VERY well.
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I think GM is making a huge mistake, they need to move these cars at sticker just to move them, they have a few on the lot in my town too. IMHO if you viewed any SEMA coverage from this year, we fixxing to see "5th gen overload" just like with the Mustangs, every where, on every corner, and most of them are yellow and red, I am already bored seeing them. YMMV.
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They're starting to stick on lots a little but people are still ordering them and dealers are still putting in their orders. Just depends on the right car at the right time. Price of the car is such that most that want, can get pickey on what options/color/etc they want.
William
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