You should try Criswell Chevrolet in MD. No shenanigans, just straight up pricing. You give them a $1000 fully refundable deposit and you are put on the list. When your name comes around on the list, Criswell orders your C8 at MSRP. If you are serious about a C8, they are the guys to contact.
Other than renting a car (or fly) to go pick it up yourself, which would be a nice road trip of 500-700 miles, I would try other semi-local dealers. I am fairly confident you will find one within 100-150 miles of your location that will work with you. One bad thing about Criswell is that you will definitely wait a long time before your name comes up on the list. A smaller local dealer may have an allocation ready to go and may sell at MSRP. You won't know unless you try.
Fly in and drive home. It's also nowhere near $5k to ship from MD to SC. You also can order from a dealer selling at MSRP (Criswell, McMulkin, Koons, Ciocca) and do a courtesy delivery at a local to you dealership if you can find one willing. Plenty of options if you are serious.
I felt the same way until I saw it in orange.
And the photo doesn't do it justice like in person.
I suspected someone would bring up Mach 1-specific numbers, but most people (even some people who appreciate performance cars) aren't really going to know the difference between a Mach 1 and another Mustang. Often they can sort of grok that one Mustang is more "special" than another, but to them, it's still a Mustang.
Hendricks Chevrolet in Cary NC will do MSRP too.
Fair enough, I assumed you were talking specifically about the Mach given the title of the thread. No argument here that there are far more Mustangs than Vette’s on the road
I am talking specifically about the Mach 1. My point was that if standing out/prestige is a priority for you, even the Mach 1 is not going to stand out more than any Corvette. And that's because, to most people, the Mach 1 is "just a Mustang".
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$995
Went to the Corvette Museum this summer and saw about a dozen cars get picked up by their owners. They give you the white glove treatment if you pick it up there. I’d say the $995 would be worth the experience.
I have also seen the treatment new Vette owners receive at the museum, it's a cool experience. @kellyreno, the $995 is a drop in the bucket compared to the track events you have attended in a year. If you are bored with the M1 and the Vette scratches the itch, do it man.
