[ISLANDDREAMS]

BASE MODEL YELLOW SSR FOR 30000 ANYONE WANT IT?


WILLIAM MORK

WWW.RELIABLECHEVY.COM

THE SSR SPECIALIST

 

[Z16Z06]

BASE MODEL YELLOW SSR FOR 29995 ANYONE WANT IT?


WILLIAM MORK

WWW.RELIABLECHEVY.COM

THE SSR SPECIALIST

Whats BASE Model mean? whats not on this truck?

SO i miss the Redline 04..(my luck always) so why is this yellow one a bit higher than the Redline that just sold? with it being listed as a Base model?

Sorry i have no idea what comes on these SSR's when their base models.


thanks T. in Dallas

 

[Z16Z06]

Whats BASE Model mean? whats not on this truck?

SO i miss the Redline 04..(my luck always) so why is this yellow one a bit higher than the Redline that just sold? with it being listed as a Base model?

Sorry i have no idea what comes on these SSR's when their base models.


thanks T. in Dallas

OH i think im answering myself.. I remember the YELLOW paint color being a bit higher on the Z06's too.. thats probally it.

So does this Yellow SSR have the same options that the Redline you just sold on this forum? thanks..

[email protected] >>>> if someone can hook me up with good payments on a 03/04 SSR... thanks Tony in Dallas

 

[ISLANDDREAMS]

sold . ...working on getting you guys some more


william mork

www.reliablechevy.com

1-800-725-5800


the ssr specialist

 

[ISLANDDREAMS]

LOOKS LIKE ITS AVAILABLE AGAIN ....CANT GET ZERO PERCENT FOR 72 ON THESE. ... .....so anyone want this yellow one?


www.reliablechevy.com


william mork

 

[41chevcoe]

Understand People

LOOKS LIKE ITS AVAILABLE AGAIN ....CANT GET ZERO PERCENT FOR 72 ON THESE. ..why would someone want that you always give up rebates to do that and the final pay rebate was 7500 ....pay 7500 for no interest looks like you'd only pay 7000 in interest 72 months 8percent sometimes idont understand people . ....


www.reliablechevy.com


william mork

After you spend a few years in the automobile business you will understand that it is a people business....... :yesnod

 

[Boosted]

Is this the one for $29995?

Yellow SSR 2004

 

[Z16Z06]

LOOKS LIKE ITS AVAILABLE AGAIN ....CANT GET ZERO PERCENT FOR 72 ON THESE. ..why would someone want that you always give up rebates to do that and the final pay rebate was 7500 ....pay 7500 for no interest looks like you'd only pay 7000 in interest 72 months 8percent sometimes idont understand people . .....so anyone want this yellow one?


www.reliablechevy.com


william mork

Maybe someone doesnt want to pay 8.1% interest rates for 72 months!! i was only informed of this being a 72 month plan TODAY!! Im someone who has walked in and bought TWO BRAND NEW Z06'S that cost more than any SSR and these were bought at 0% PLUS REBATES, on two brand new Z06's in 2002 and 2004.. My last Purchase was Jan,2004 for a 2004 Z16Z06 brand new with rebates and 0% interest rates and financed for 60 MONTHS NOT 72 months...... I wasnt expecting 0% today, but i was wanting LOWER than 8.1 or whatever i was quoted at interest rate for an SSR. Yeah thats why its not sold!!

 

[Z16Z06]

After you spend a few years in the automobile business you will understand that it is a people business....... :yesnod

REALLY, being a HOT head wont sell me CRAP!

My salesman makes me want to buy and come back to buy again and again...

Hey Thanks to the OTHER salesman Josh at Reliable tho, he's a good guy..

Thanks Josh you explained everything like you should sir.

 

[Watch Six]

0% Intrest

Z16Z06
I've been in the car business for 14 years, all with Chevrolet. I've seen this business go up and down, (most recently way down). I've only got another 8-9 years before I can retire again. And I know that this is a people business. I live with it every day. Our biggest problem with General Motors is after 9/11, we came out with 0% to jump start business. Instead of dumping it after 6 months, we are now at 2005 and everyone is still demanding 0%. Yes you bought both of your Z06's at 0%, because GM wanted/needed to dump excess inventory.
We are not selling bread or milk out here. We are selling hard objects that take a little time for the consumer to think about before they buy. If Islandreams can't figure that out, he needs to get out of the business. And you need to understand, that GM can't offer o% on everything they build. The end of the business world as we know it, would be just that, THE END. I will now return you to your regularly scheduled programing. Do not adjust your dials. (I feel so much better after these sessions doctor). :lol
Mike :cool

 

[Z16Z06]

Z16Z06
I've been in the car business for 14 years, all with Chevrolet. I've seen this business go up and down, (most recently way down). I've only got another 8-9 years before I can retire again. And I know that this is a people business. I live with it every day. Our biggest problem with General Motors is after 9/11, we came out with 0% to jump start business. Instead of dumping it after 6 months, we are now at 2005 and everyone is still demanding 0%. Yes you bought both of your Z06's at 0%, because GM wanted/needed to dump excess inventory.
We are not selling bread or milk out here. We are selling hard objects that take a little time for the consumer to think about before they buy. If Islandreams can't figure that out, he needs to get out of the business. And you need to understand, that GM can't offer o% on everything they build. The end of the business world as we know it, would be just that, THE END. I will now return you to your regularly scheduled programing. Do not adjust your dials. (I feel so much better after these sessions doctor). :lol
Mike :cool

Mike while i agree on most of what you say here, i guess you didnt fully read my return post to this dealership.. " i said i wasnt expecting 0% interest rate today on this SSR he's selling" please re-read so you will understand i understand.. LOL.. i want cheaper than 8.1% and ive never financed for 72 months on ANYTHING. Sure i know interest rates depend on your credit scores. BUT Mike the question is .. Is 8.1 at 72 months the going rate now days? you can send me a personal message since your in the car business if you like and i can tell you my credit scoring.. thanks for your input. Tony

 

[Z16Z06]

PAYMENTS ON THE SSR 60 MONTHS WAS THE SAME AS WHAT WE QUOTED WHEN YOU FIGURE IN SALES TAX FOR THE STATES THAT SOME REQUIRE IN ORDER TO KEEP PAYMENT THE SAME TERM IS STRETCHED but in all cases with gm inorder for the cheap rates you give up the rebate with gmac on every vehicle which if you dont give up rebates you work off standard bank rates but your more than welcome to try eloans or roadloans yes i have a tendancy to be hot headed but only because i had this one available i did not purchase it until i had a buyer for it but now i have to arrange transport to the dealership if i dont have a buyer by tommorrow am so i have to ship twice being new 2004 i'm not allowedot have them in inventory on the day they are reported to corporate which is friday but i have already signed a check for this vehicle and a contract so have 30 hours to have it sold or i personally get charged a considerable amount for having a new previous model year inventory instock the price stays the same for whoever would like it i just have to sell it by close of business tommorrow and exchange money by close of business on friday just puts me in a time cramp for those in the car business they have probably seen writedown policys and know what i'm talking about as aged inventory concerns at least for larger stores this may not apply at small town stores but unfortanatley it does at a large complex like the one i manage at i apologize for being a hot head but hopefully you understand now but standard bank rates are usually higher than incentivised but price is reflective


william mork
www.reliablechevy.com
the ssr specialist

Well this helps me understand a little about stretching it to 72months, i think if you guys would let someone think things over for awhile as this other car sales guy stated, maybe some of us wouldnt feel pressured to take your offers in financing.. YOUR PRICING is the VERY BEST.. we all know that.. NO complaints there... But i wanted to call GMAC and see why their not offering me a cheaper interest rate since ive had PERFECT credit with them and i havent financed anything else besides the two Z06's thru GMAC in the last three years, I even almost pay double my car payments to pay them off sooner, but i guess this doesnt reflect in anyones credit standings. I think my credit report reflected my good past car credits. On having to sell your SSR before tomorrow or Friday im sorry to hear that, i thought when you adverstised it here .. you had the vehicle there in stock. We have no idea how that works on this end.

Im sure your business is a HIGH VOLUME business, but if the car dealership in my area had 04's available i wouldn't deal with anyone but them, they treat me with high respect and i never had any type of hassle purchasing many vehicles in the past from them. I just dont want to afford the 05 model or i would have had one by now.

Thanks for your explaination.. have a good day

 

[RISSR]

e-Loan current rates:
36 mo or less 37-60 mo 61-72 mo
New Vehicle 4.49% 5.25% 5.95%


https://www.eloan.com/s/show/auto?c...&sid=XGXBkorVUQGszLxLiSV5vsdutM4&user=&mcode=

 

[patrol]

Rates

My credit union was 4.75 for 72 months on the '04. Josh is the people person at reliable. i think mr mork is the like the wizard (usually remains behind the curtain).

 

[ISLANDDREAMS]

TISHOMINGO, OK MARIETTA OK, WHITESBORO, TX, GLADEWATER, TX DALLAS TX, DESOTO, TX, ENNIS, TX, CORSICANA, TX AND CLIFTON, TX DO ALL HAVE ONE Or more keep in mind its not always the price of a vehicle what you are paying but if your financing its the total cost of a vehicle total of payments but i have several that have came from texas this month wishing i could get more from the west coast keep shipping them out there those dealers are proud some still tryhing to get 39k or better . ..ouch

 

[patrol]

financing quiz

Mork- sorry you're gettin stuck at the eoq. I am a little surprised that a customer would go into a deal w/o having their own financing lined up. Also surprised that someone wouldn't understand the rebate OR low rate not both. I have to say your finance guy was a little irritating - I know he wasn't makin anything off me but the first thing he said what rate did you get and when I said 4.75 he said he could have got me 3- just tried to make me feel crappy which didn't work. I did have a interesting talk with him (all televised ha) about rates and stuff.

The funny thing was when we were all done he showed me how he could have got me a rate of around 5 which is where I was anyway. I know they gotta make a living too. The dealer should have a different process for osl deals - purely administrative with no bs.

Steve

 

[Watch Six]

Children....

I bought my SSR back in January of this year. I bought it from a dealership that I don't work for. (Believe me, this created a lot of heat from management over my loyalty to them). It had nothing to do with loyalty. First off, I bought from a friend of over twenty five years, (retired cop who I've gone through many doors with). He gave me a great deal, $17,000.00 off sticker, (rebate, holdback,ect.,etc). Lastly, I felt really comfortable with this guy. There was no back and forth sales pitch, just straitfowardness. There were not smoke and mirrors, and no disrespect. I was treated like the valued customer that I was. (Not like a piece of meat with a checkbook). I was told the interest rate up front, and nobody played games. (THIS IS THE WAY ITS SUPPOSE TO BE DONE). This is the way I do it, and if it ever changes at my dealership, I'll leave 10 minutes later. You have to feel comfortable with your saleperson and the back office, (finance) people. If you don't, you have to kindly get up and leave. Find a better place and start all over. If the dealership that your at doesn't understand that, it's their loss.
(You have now exited the Twightlight Zone, there is no need to adjust your set....) :lol
Mike :cool

 

[Z16Z06]

Mork- sorry you're gettin stuck at the eoq. I am a little surprised that a customer would go into a deal w/o having their own financing lined up. Also surprised that someone wouldn't understand the rebate OR low rate not both. I have to say your finance guy was a little irritating - I know he wasn't makin anything off me but the first thing he said what rate did you get and when I said 4.75 he said he could have got me 3- just tried to make me feel crappy which didn't work. I did have a interesting talk with him (all televised ha) about rates and stuff.

The funny thing was when we were all done he showed me how he could have got me a rate of around 5 which is where I was anyway. I know they gotta make a living too. The dealer should have a different process for osl deals - purely administrative with no bs.

Steve

Hey Steve you say you cant believe someone would go into a deal without having their on financing lined up is kinda of a weird statement to me. I mean why should someone have to go get their on financing when thats what the finance managers job is about too. SURE its nice to check around first on your on and see what rates should or could be if you choose to go your on route, but in all my 14 new purchases of vehicles i have listened to the dealerships interest rates first. Nothing wrong with hearing them and then going with your on if you can find a cheaper rate. All dealerships should read this... "A finance manager can either make you or break you" It sometimes comes down on a purchase (like mine today) but comes down to the finance manager. I dont think he shopped the rates for me well enough, and also.. Higher interest rates is how some dealerships make up some money selling their units at lower prices. (not saying this about this dealership because i havent heard any complaints about this dealership) BUT I happened to work at a young age at a dealership (wont mention the name) but i heard all the time about hitting someone up for a higher interest rate and the customer grabbing it because they either needed the vehicle or wanted it that bad. Thank God i never have needed or wanted any vehicle i purchased in the past that bad.

Yeah and Steve you said you dont understand someone not understanding either the rebate or the lower interest rates. I guess you didnt read this whole thread, because i have recieved both the rebates and the 0% interest rates on two new Z06 Corvettes. So it can be done, you just arent told it can be, like another man said here GM would go broke giving everything to everyone. But it happens.. once again i wasnt looking for 0% interest rates on the SSR.. it would be nice and it could happen this year, but i do want lower than what i was quoted on interest rates.. That i know can be done.
Oh well my shopping continues for an SSR or may go back to the new Goat

 

[patrol]

sorry z

I am so jaded by dealer finance people I don't even give them a chance. :lol I guess it's me, maybe I should. And I have yet to find a dealer that I can trust in the money area, so I just remove the entire component from their control. I think it all started because I have always been a younger than average buyer of more expensive cars so for some reason they think I'm stupid. I can't even count the number of times I've had someone say " how much do you want your payment to be" good god.

Thank you for being repetitive and beating the fact into me that you CAN get both 0 percent and rebate. I really did not know that was possible.

good luck with the search - if reliable has your car and you can get outside financing give josh a call. he really is a good guy.

Steve

 

[Z16Z06]

I am so jaded by dealer finance people I don't even give them a chance. :lol I guess it's me, maybe I should. And I have yet to find a dealer that I can trust in the money area, so I just remove the entire component from their control. I think it all started because I have always been a younger than average buyer of more expensive cars so for some reason they think I'm stupid. I can't even count the number of times I've had someone say " how much do you want your payment to be" good god.

Thank you for being repetitive and beating the fact into me that you CAN get both 0 percent and rebate. I really did not know that was possible.

good luck with the search - if reliable has your car and you can get outside financing give josh a call. he really is a good guy.

Steve

OH Steve all great points you make, i just work so much i dont have much time to shop interest rates and then when i do its late nights like now. I will give Josh another call he seems to be a very nice guy and i just wish they would have shopped more spots for lower rates. I will also call my credit union and see what i can get their rates for. I think i was flipped out when i heard 8.1% and then 72 months.. :skep ...lol.. how old are you Steve? i must be an old man in my 40's to you then.. haha Hey any input you can give or advice throw it my way, i dont think i can ever learn enough about anything. I really got great deals on the Z06's with the rebates/incentives and the no interest rates. I always say if a dealership wants to sell a unit bad enough they will do what it takes.

What airlines did you fly into Reliable? is it a small airport? where is it exactly? thanks

Besafe in that very nice SSR you bought. I hope to be in one soon. Tony