Want A 2020 Corvette And Don't Want To Get SCREWED Overpaying? Then READ THIS!

If you have the hots for the all new Corvette but have gotten frustrated with dealers who will be charging ridiculous premiums over sticker, or as we call it the STUPID TAX, then this post will help you avoid getting screwed.

Thanks to the CorvetteForum, they have your back and have master list from all around the country that makes it easy to find a dealer near you only charging MSRP.

It's easy to read and here is a snippet. For the full list, click the read article link.

And you're welcome.

Yes - Paul Masse Chevrolet, Providence, RI

Yes - Ross Downing Chevrolet, Hammond, LA

NO - Simpson Chevrolet - Garden Grove, CA

Yes - Campbell Chevrolet - Bowling Green, KY

NO - Midway Chevrolet - Phoenix, AZ

NO - Stewart Chevrolet - Colma, CA

HoustonMidtown - 8/22/2019 1:00:16 PM

+3 Boost

I used information from CorvetteForum to get employee pricing from a local Houston dealer for my Stingray...always good to do your homework ahead of time

SanJoseDriver - 8/22/2019 1:43:43 PM

-8 Boost

Another downside of the dealer model, inconsistent pricing.

TomM - 8/22/2019 4:06:35 PM

+3 Boost

The biggest DOWNSIDE of manufacturer pricing is lack of competition. (Ie - Monopoly)

Tesla will learn that it will not work once the market has several viable competitors in various pricing levels.

MDarringer - 8/22/2019 6:44:47 PM

+1 Boost

@SJD Yes it is far better to cash rape everyone using the Tesla system..

SanJoseDriver - 8/23/2019 3:48:11 PM

+2 Boost

You don't have a monopoly as long as there are other cars in the same class for sale. Does Apple have a monopoly on cell phones? Would it make more sense for you to visit several Apply dealerships hunting for the best price on the same iphone?

Section_31_JTK - 8/22/2019 2:45:51 PM

+7 Boost

Still better than buying a Tesla for $110k only to find out they've reduced the price to the mid-80's and everything is now standard lol.

TomM - 8/22/2019 5:23:47 PM

+2 Boost

Actually for me - there is just too much "NEW"in this car for me to consider it to be an early buy. This is one case where I would want at least 6 months of production and maybe a year before I would pull the trigger - assuming I would want to at all.

mre30 - 8/22/2019 10:31:50 PM

0 Boost

Wait...I thought I could get one for $50,000 ?!?!?!?

Quel Surprise!

SuperCarEnthusiast - 8/23/2019 12:23:28 AM

+2 Boost

Thanks! That is very helpful! My local dealer said it based on demand, the MAP! They have not decided on a MAP yet on the C8!