Looks nice but too much $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

 

I had emailed the dealer for more info. It is priced at 36K and change, but with all the incentives, can be had for 25K.
Here's a copy of the repy.........Thank you for contacting Phillips Chevrolet!
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Hi Jay!

This is Mike Beasley at Phillips Chevrolet! Jay, I received your email request regarding the 2006Chevrolet HHR with the Southern Comfort custimization! We do have a number of these in stock! I am sure we have the HHR you are looking for.

06 Chevy HHR
Stock Number 62139


List price----------------------------------------------------------$36,094.13

You Save----------------------------------------------------------$-11,095.13

Exclusive Phillips Discount Price---------$24,999 *Price includes all rebates and incentives. Plus tax, title, fees, and license.

Your New HHR comes with :
24-hour Roadside Assistance
Courtesy Transportation
Maintenance Schedule Reminders
New Vehicle Limited Warranty

You can email me at mike@phillipschevrolet.com or call me at 1-866-469-9000.
I look forward to hearing from you. I want earn your business!

Sincerely,

Mike Beasley
Phillips Chevrolet

 

It is my color. Not my price.

 

Black Beauty didn't you say the boss was looking for an HHR??? You could make big points bringing her that one !!!

 

Yep...looks like a Souther Comfort conversion...mighty pricey...but definitely has the cool factor.

Here's the photos.

 

The paint job looks like it's straight off a van. I still want the C scoops on the sides!

 

If it can be had for 25,000 I think that is a good price. I'd spring for it at 25 bones!

 

The Boss already has a HHR. I was looking at the "PRE-OWNED"...
This is definitely a Southern Comfort conversion, the names above the HHR in pic. Took a pic of it but wanted to get full pics in , less work for whomever helped. (thanx Deb )
I only saw this one, maybe they`re stashed away...
I bought what I could afford, Oil/filter...

 

Not only is is not worth the asking price, it really looks like one of those "Q-Tip" conversion vans........ya know, the ones with the old folks in it that drives around like it's lost (it is)

 

EXACTLY right. The problem is if it was tagged at $25,000, everyone would try to offer $20,000 for it. You can't really blame the car dealer for leaving in some negotiating room.

Also, by pricing this way it can help someone who is buried in their trade-in. Maybe they didn't "really" give you $20,000 for your trade, but it sure makes it easier to get the paperwork by the bank.

Bottom line is what you pay or the difference you pay. The price is a starting price. There's no need to chastise a dealer for what they tag something at. Besides, unless you're actually going to be buying it, does it really matter anyway?

Tag 'em high, I say. It will help with my resale value.

(There's my two cents plus 2.5 more for inflation...)