Anyone want a 2005 GTO?

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I was originally looking at picking one up, at a deal no one could resist. But now, I’m looking at giving up my spot, because I just don’t want it, and know for a fact the dealer will let it go for this price, here is how it breaks down.

Impulse Blue w/Blue Leather 6spd Manual 2005 Pontiac GTO.
LS2 Engine, 400hp/400tq.
MSRP: $33,450
Negotiated price: $29,745 (Dealer Cost (below invoice) plus 1.5%)
-$2000 for GM Loyalty (goes in effect Feb 3 2005)

Final price before tax, titling, license fee’s

$27,745

downside to this is, you have to have a GM registered to your address

If anyone is interested, I’ll get the sales manager in touch with you. Only downside is, the dealer is located near Baltimore.

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I want, just cant afford

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x2

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if, you buy it outright, meaning, no money down or trade… and get approved for GMAC’s 5.9% for 60 months, it comes out to be ~ $563/mo for 60 months, after taxes etc.

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Lol, if you take away property taxes and homeowners insurance, that’s about as much as my mortgage payment :eek: :smiley:

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563 isn’t worth it at all…

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i agree. i mean, the bottomline price is good. but thats a high payment for a GTO. but whatever

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if ya put nothin down

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My mortgage without taxes is 384 a month and 500 a month with everything included

80k house>POS GTO

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x2

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It’s all relative though. To me, $563 a month is just insane, but to someone who makes decent money, it’s no big deal shrug

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good point… i didn’t realize that… i make a point to always put down 4k or more.

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ya…if u put 4 down…or trade in ur car…that woulndt be soo bad i would think??

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Wish I could… but I can’t.

-TJ

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No

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whats up with all the blue cars jay, you crippin? :smiley:

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i like blue cars :bigthumb:

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nope, you like slow cars

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fav color

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Midnight blue > *