I am sure the key is just to wait a few months maybe half-a-year. Once all the pre-orders have been delivered, dealerships will end up with more and more Camaros they cannot sell. Then they will be happy to sell them at or below invoice like it happens with most GM cars. Not to mention, the second year models usually have numerous improvements.

 

When I first started working with my dealer, I told him I'd pay up to MSRP and not a penny more. He agreed to it, and that's what I'm paying. I got a 2ss with every option but 21" wheels and ground effects, and I'm paying $37xxx, and 38xxx out the door with taxes, tags, and title.

I'm getting a $750 discount through USAA, which should get me to 37xxx out the door.

I don't have friends that own dealerships or any other insider angles, so I'm happy that I'm paying MSRP. I would love to pay dealer invoice, but I've been on the waiting list at this dealership since 2006, so I'm not changing now. I'm taking delivery of the car next week.