$15,000 March Discount on remaining 2025 Z06 & ERays!

[Mr.Corvette]

Well, that's the good news announced today. The bad news is you can have the discount on a cash deal or 0% for 60 months but not both.
If you order a 1LZ that will just about cover your luxury tax and HST on the luxury tax. I did some checking and there a lot of unsold 2025 Z06's
still remaining in Canada.
If you have any interest or questions let me know.

 

[dyoung]

The Kelowna dealer in B.C. has had 3 Erays and 4 ZO6's all winter at around $25,000 off. All are 2025's

 

[Mr.Corvette]

The Kelowna dealer in B.C. has had 3 Erays and 4 ZO6's all winter at around $25,000 off. All are 2025's

The additional GM discount gives dealers more margin and room to move. As we get closer to spring those dealer discounts tend to disappear or reduce in favour of manufacture discounts.

 

[DynamicCaps]

Do people actually buy Corvettes and finance them? Sure 0% I can see a case for that.

Just curious …. Can’t wrap my head around that

 

[Mr.Corvette]

Yes, I have heard from a few people wanting 2025's because of the 0%.
A lot I don't hear back from even after I find them a car.

 

[Jack Raccoon!]

Do people actually buy Corvettes and finance them? Sure 0% I can see a case for that.

Just curious …. Can’t wrap my head around that

Most people don't have the ability to 3D print money to pay cash...

 

[cdnz]

Do people actually buy Corvettes and finance them? Sure 0% I can see a case for that.

Just curious …. Can’t wrap my head around that

Not embarrassed to admit I do finance my Corvette.

 

[cdnz]

The Kelowna dealer in B.C. has had 3 Erays and 4 ZO6's all winter at around $25,000 off. All are 2025's

It seems prices are better out west?

 

[1st Vette]

It seems prices are better out west?

Here and Alberta 9 or 10% off the top . Only 5% GST which makes a difference. Easily enough for Ceramic, extended warranty and the maintenance contract . With enough left over for a case of good wine.....

 

[dyoung]

Kelowna now has bigger discounts on 25 Eray and ZO6. 31,000 to 35,000 off.

They are down to 3 Erays and 2 ZO6s.....Have sold 2 ZO6 in the last week.

 

[Mr.Corvette]

Kelowna now has bigger discounts on 25 Eray an ZO6. 31,000 to 35,000 off.

They are down to 3 Erays and 2 ZO6s.....Have sold 2 ZO6 in the last week.

That takes them down to dead cost with the $15K that GM is contributing towards that total. That also
removes the financing incentive from GM. They have been sitting on those E-Rays since Dec 2024 and
Feb 2025, so the interest cost of carrying them for the past year+ has also caused them a big loss on those
cars!

 

[scraze66]

Do people actually buy Corvettes and finance them? Sure 0% I can see a case for that.

Just curious …. Can’t wrap my head around that

I had posted a comment yesterday but deleted as I felt it was too harsh but I'm going to say it again. The last few years has been extremely easy to make money from investments. I would even consider it as a hack. Given you're more than twice my age, I would expect you to have some financial literacy before making such an idiotic comment.

Instead of paying cash for my car, I financed it for $115,000 or so. I took that money and put it in the market which yielded a 51% return from Sep 23 to Mar 26. You would have to be a schmuck to pay cash for a depreciating Chevrolet vs. financing it for a decent rate and putting that cash to work. Even the world's most wealthiest don't straight up pay cash for something that loses value overtime and would laugh at your comment.

 

[scraze66]

That takes them down to dead cost with the $15K that GM is contributing towards that total. That also
removes the financing incentive from GM. They have been sitting on those E-Rays since Dec 2024 and
Feb 2025, so the interest cost of carrying them for the past year+ has also caused them a big loss on those
cars!

Could you explain to me why GM offers $10-15,000 off only if you pay via cash? Wouldn't it make sense to let the customer finance it so they mitigate the loses from interest?

 

[Jack Raccoon!]

I had posted a comment yesterday but deleted as I felt it was too harsh but I'm going to say it again. The last few years has been extremely easy to make money from investments. I would even consider it as a hack. Given you're more than twice my age, I would expect you to have some financial literacy before making such an idiotic comment.

Instead of paying cash for my car, I financed it for $115,000 or so. I took that money and put it in the market which yielded a 51% return from Sep 23 to Mar 26. You would have to be a schmuck to pay cash for a depreciating Chevrolet vs. financing it for a decent rate and putting that cash to work. Even the world's most wealthiest don't straight up pay cash for something that loses value overtime and would laugh at your comment.

This is probably not going to end well.


Subscribing....

 

[Mr.Corvette]

Could you explain to me why GM offers $10-15,000 off only if you pay via cash? Wouldn't it make sense to let the customer finance it so they mitigate the loses from interest?

At a 5% interest rate over 7 years the interest costs are over $20k, so customers get to choose the 0% or the cashback incentive on remaining 2025 Z06's or E-Rays. The Stingrays are almost sold out so they do not carry the same incentives. There is still 0% 5 year financing on remaining Stingrays.

 

[cdnz]

At a 5% interest rate over 7 years the interest costs are over $20k, so customers get to choose the 0% or the cashback incentive on remaining 2025 Z06's or E-Rays. The Stingrays are almost sold out so they do not carry the same incentives. There is still 0% 5 year financing on remaining Stingrays.

I guess waiting too long may not get you the deal you would hope for.

 

[DenisC8]

I had posted a comment yesterday but deleted as I felt it was too harsh but I'm going to say it again. The last few years has been extremely easy to make money from investments. I would even consider it as a hack. Given you're more than twice my age, I would expect you to have some financial literacy before making such an idiotic comment.

Instead of paying cash for my car, I financed it for $115,000 or so. I took that money and put it in the market which yielded a 51% return from Sep 23 to Mar 26. You would have to be a schmuck to pay cash for a depreciating Chevrolet vs. financing it for a decent rate and putting that cash to work. Even the world's most wealthiest don't straight up pay cash for something that loses value overtime and would laugh at your comment.

Only 51%? You gotta pump those numbers up. Those are rookie numbers

 

[Jack Raccoon!]

Paging Mr. Buffett...Mr. W. Buffett please pick up the nearest Courtesy Phone...

 

[cdnz]

Paging Mr. Buffett...Mr. W. Buffett please pick up the nearest Courtesy Phone...

He has recently retired.
You are too late JR.

Warren Buffett officially retired as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway on December 31, 2025, at age 95, ending a six-decade run. Greg Abel has taken over as CEO, while Buffett remains as chairman of the board. His final, cautious years were marked by massive cash hoarding and a halt to buying his favorite stocks.
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[Jack Raccoon!]

Does Consulting as a side hustle. Dude can't sit still for too long...