[1612202]

The Chevy inventory web site now shows " Factory Reduction Below MSRP
- $1,170.20". Is this going to be the new MSRP going forward?

 

[rmay635703]

Chevy rarely changes msrp let alone mid stream.

More likely you just see discounts.

 

[DonC]

The web site says this is factory rebates off MSRP not a change in MSRP. My guess is that this is indeed the case and that the MSRP is not being reduced, though the rebates may hang around. The reduction is not available for leases, suggesting that this is a way to make buying more attractive. If there would be a reduction in MSRP it would be more likely to happen at the introduction of a new model year. This is especially true given that sales are relatively strong at the moment, making it difficult to understand why GM would change MSRP now.

But you never know.

 

[ClarksonCote]

The bummer is that - at least in NY state - factory rebates still apply to sales tax. Which I personally think is criminal. How do these "laws" get passed?

Like the 20% off MSRP special a few months back for left over 2016's. When you still have to pay 8% tax on that, it's a bit ludicrous!

 

[Bacardi]

The web site says this is factory rebates off MSRP not a change in MSRP. My guess is that this is indeed the case and that the MSRP is not being reduced, though the rebates may hang around. The reduction is not available for leases, suggesting that this is a way to make buying more attractive. If there would be a reduction in MSRP it would be more likely to happen at the introduction of a new model year. This is especially true given that sales are relatively strong at the moment, making it difficult to understand why GM would change MSRP now.

But you never know.

Agree with this although I certainly wouldn't call sales strong because if they were you wouldn't see these kind of discounts...

Love it or hate it, the majority of the auto industry (especially Chevy) is heavily based on a discount off MSRP sales model...

 

[empowah]

Looks like this has replaced bonus tags for December. Seems to amount to roughly $1,500 off... same as November's bonus tag. Now the question is whether they can be applied towards leases. Last month, the $1,500 purchase bonus tag was good for $500 on a lease.

EDIT: Nevermind, it was answered here: https://forum.leasehackr.com/t/2017-equinox-24-month-lease-thread-for-december-part-iii/5769

 

[firehawk72]

Well, Chevy added three 2017 cars to the 20% off category...Impala, Sonic, and Spark,...no Volt, yet. But it is beginning to look a lot like Christmas.