Ordered today! 2SS/RS

mmarcum · 01-24-2009, 01:06 PM

Well I bit the bullet and went and ordered my new rally yellow 2SS/RS with black interior. They said they were allocated 13 Camaros and I was their 7th order. All of their orders were for the V-8, they haven't sold any V-6's yet. :/ I'm hoping I will still get mine in a timely manner.

They also said they found out recently that GM will be sending them not one, but two V-6 models for the purpose of showing, but they said if people want to buy them, they'll sell them immediately.

Everything went good except for seeing how much sales tax is ($2700!) and that stupid $384 so-called 'processing fee', what garbage.

MetalDragon · 01-24-2009, 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by mmarcum

Everything went good except for seeing how much sales tax is ($2700!) and that stupid $384 so-called 'processing fee', what garbage.

Yeah, but you can itemize that sales tax and I would at least try to negotiate that fee off the price of the car...maybe throw in an engine cover or something.

ras2247 · 02-13-2009, 08:46 PM

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Originally Posted by mmarcum

Well I bit the bullet and went and ordered my new rally yellow 2SS/RS with black interior. They said they were allocated 13 Camaros and I was their 7th order. All of their orders were for the V-8, they haven't sold any V-6's yet. :/ I'm hoping I will still get mine in a timely manner.

They also said they found out recently that GM will be sending them not one, but two V-6 models for the purpose of showing, but they said if people want to buy them, they'll sell them immediately.

Everything went good except for seeing how much sales tax is ($2700!) and that stupid $384 so-called 'processing fee', what garbage.

I know this is recent news, but the new stimulus plan states that taxes on NEW car purchases are waived. I wonder if you still fall under this.

SSPORT10 · 02-13-2009, 10:52 PM

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Originally Posted by ras2247

I know this is recent news, but the new stimulus plan states that taxes on NEW car purchases are waived. I wonder if you still fall under this.

All state and local taxes are supposed to be 100% tax deductible...unfortunately it would have been A LOT more if the republicans had their way, and would have only applied to domestic cars, not foreign.

mmarcum · 02-14-2009, 08:44 PM

Big difference between waived taxes and deductible taxes. Unfortunately, it's only deductible. Still better than nothing, though.

ras2247 · 02-20-2009, 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by SSPORT10

All state and local taxes are supposed to be 100% tax deductible...unfortunately it would have been A LOT more if the republicans had their way, and would have only applied to domestic cars, not foreign.

To be honest. I'm sure people thinking about purchasing a foreign car will not think twice of buying an American car just because of the tax break.