Month: September 2009

I finally found something to dislike about the marvelous little 1-series convertible BMW introduced in 2008: The way it allowed the automaker to increase the price and weight of the lovely new 2009 Z4 roadster.

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Question: What is a pony car? Your answer will determine how much you’ll like the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro.

Corvette sales have sunk to their lowest point since the beginning of the automotive recession which started the second half of 2008. In August, GM delivered 746 Corvettes, down from 966 in July and -82% off the 4,242 Corvettes delivered in the same time period a year ago. For the calendar year (Jan-Aug) there have been 9,210 Corvettes delivered, a decline of -56.3% from 2008 sales of 21,066. [More]

The Florida leg of the 2009 National Corvette Caravan kicked off their cruise to Bowling Green, Kentucky for this weekend’s 15th Anniversary Celebration at the National Corvette Museum. The Florida Caravan started in South Florida this morning and broke off into two groups with one going through Orlando and the other coming up the west coast to Tampa. [More]

Just Announced…  new incentives and rebates on Corvettes from Chevrolet.  Here’s a quick breakdown of what we can expect for this month.

2009 Corvettes (excluding ZR1)

• $4,000 Customer Cash    OR
• 1.9% Financing for up to 60 months or 3.9% Financing for 72 months (with approved credit)

2010 Corvettes (excluding ZR1)

• No rebates or incentives available.

2008 Corvettes

• $6,000 Customer Cash   OR
• 0% Financing for up to 60 months or 3.9% Financing for 72 months (with approved credit)

As a reminder, at CorvetteBlog and George Matick Chevrolet, we are offering you the GM Employee Discount Price on all in-stock 2009 Corvettes!  Call or email us for more information  (888) 875-0728.

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