Hope I posted the right model.

Trading in my 2010 F150 for the "last" HHR/LT2 to be found. Gotta love those dealers, huh "Last" maybe so~~

None the less, I am excited to say the least. This puppy is loaded.

It's outta state and they are mentioning, they will pass cost of delivery, to me?
Hmmmm, any advise?

Thanks

 

IF YOU want to SELL it. Get it HERE at YOUR COST. Otherwise I walk away.

PERIOD.

(Make your Deal Before hand, Then INSIST THEY Pay any shipping costs.)

 

Welcome to the site Miss Posh ,another member in Washington We have almost enough of us to fill a booth at Denny's.

I had to walk three times before I got close to what I wanted be Brave Be Strong, what color is the 2lt ?

 

If they are not paying to get it there, they are NOT finding you the car you want.

IMO, Finding the car you want has two steps, 1- locating it, and 2-getting it. I'm sure another dealer would get it done.

If not locate it yourself, cars.com will probably find it, or call GM directly and go get it yourself. And buy it from whoever has it.

 

I just bought a 1LT



Actual Invoice price .. have them show you the Invoice.

$4000 cash back off the bottom line ... dealer handles.

They threw in a Deluxe cargo mat for the rear. $110 value.

It does cost them to get a car from another dealer in transportation costs along with having to make the Dealer Trade which means both dealers have to agree on what they are willing to trade before a trade can be made.
In my deal I tried to get them to trade on another vehicle 150 miles away but the dealer with the car I wanted would only trade for another HHR so that deal did not go down.

Remember in Washington you have different sales tax rates based on where you purchase the car.
Why not look up the Dealers location and go there and buy it. Eliminate the middle man.
Personally I don't like the idea of some supposedly elderly gentleman driving my new car back at 80 MPH.
The first car I wanted was in Oregon so if I had just gone there to purchase it I could have had the Sales Tax and license done where I live which is 8.6%.
As it turned out I bought mine in Auburn and paid 9.8% sales tax.

P.S. In Washington State, look carefully at your last dealer price quote and pay attention to the "DOC Fee's" they sneak in on the final invoice or quote.
These fees can be up to $150, but what they don't tell you is they are negotiable.
Also ask them to explain what they are for and why they are being charged to you.
I negotiated for $50.

SF

 

This looks like an LT2, or at least has the 2.4

2011 Chevrolet HHR LT Mocha Steel Metallic, Wagon, 4 SPD AUTO TRANSMISSION, HMD. Dealer: Auburn Chevrolet (Auburn, WA ~ 14 mi. away)

 

Welcome to the forum....... They pay for delivery, not you.

 

Welcome and Greetings MissPosh!

Never pay for the transport costs on a dealer trade, they are just trying to maximize their profit on the deal, when in doubt...walk out.

 

Cool! Which Denny's? Waiting on a call back meanwhile another dealer is hounding me......;o)

 

I LOVE your Bow Tie color!!