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joelster · 08-26-2012, 07:15 PM

You can't buy a COPO. They are all sold. They are building 69 of them, and you had to show your intent to purchase, and them GM picked the owners. Basically you had to have the money up front. You will not see any COPO's sitting in showrooms with a dealer markup, like you do with the other brands. That is exactly how GM wants it. They want them out on the racetrack right now. Possibly the 2013 COPO program will be different. Right now a local dealer has a new Cobra Jet for sale. They won't even say the price. I asked online, and they told me to call. Lame. They want to know how deep my pockets are and how desperate I am for one. Not the way to market a drag race vehicle if you ask me.

EDIT-- all of the COPO's were sold at MSRP for around $89k+ with a few options.

08-26-2012, 07:15 PM	#3
joelster Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Tonawanda, NY Posts: 106 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: COPO Camaro You can't buy a COPO. They are all sold. They are building 69 of them, and you had to show your intent to purchase, and them GM picked the owners. Basically you had to have the money up front. You will not see any COPO's sitting in showrooms with a dealer markup, like you do with the other brands. That is exactly how GM wants it. They want them out on the racetrack right now. Possibly the 2013 COPO program will be different. Right now a local dealer has a new Cobra Jet for sale. They won't even say the price. I asked online, and they told me to call. Lame. They want to know how deep my pockets are and how desperate I am for one. Not the way to market a drag race vehicle if you ask me. EDIT-- all of the COPO's were sold at MSRP for around $89k+ with a few options.