Ever take into account that the cars will start rolling in around Feb? How many people are seriously car buying in the winter (in the North)? For those of us in "cold" states, we may actually have an advantage jumping in early. Cars here will sit on lots until late April/Early May when the weather breaks. Of course there are die-hards like most of us here that really don't care if they have to drive the new Camaro home in Feb in Buffalo in 18" of snow... but really, WE don't reflect the masses.

 

You will be able to get the Camaro SSfor Invoice if you want to look at more then one dealer,you might have to try a few.
Don't listen to most on here because they are salesmen and know they might be out of a job if GM goes out of business next year.
Trust me GM will make TONS of Camaros and TONS of camaro SS also...Most will make you believe that the Camaro SS will be limited lol.They will make as many Camaros as Ford makes Mustangs,,,,Geeeeeeee does not sound like a rare car too me.If you want something more limited get a Vette,Viper or a yugo
Dealers will have plenty of camaros when they first come out early next year.
Invoices sounds like a fair price since GM is in soooo much trouble,,,,,I guess the folks on here that sells GMs don't want you to know they are a problem company for the next 2 years without making a profit.....Jt

 

That is when production ramps up (Feb 16th from what I've read), you won't start seeing cars in the lots until March probably, especially in the North for that very reason.

 

Actually Polar Chev is a one stop price dealer. Typically they are below everybody else and about $500 over invoice. There sales people are on salary not commission and the one I am going to deal with used to be my neighbor. They are a high volume dealer that can discount cars. I have no problem with them and for my understanding they are going into production on Dec. 9th 2009.
I am willing to buy in the winter and wait till May to take delivery. Heck they can keep it on their showroom floor for all I care.

 

Not a snowballs chance in hell. Even roped off, when the "new" style Corvette came out a couple years ago, one of the local Chevy dealers I was buying a company truck at, had one in their showroom with a nice scratch down the right rear quarter. I don't want to hear, "don't worry, it'll be good as new when you take possession..." NO WAY. Not for sticker, not for $1000 off, not for invoice.

 

Yea hit the nail on the head........
When I buy my camaro ss,I want it that day and not a day later.
They have it on the lots ,I am taking it home with me........