I’m gonna preface everything I say with “I respect you “.  Mainly because I had a few and read only the first few sentences from each paragraph, that and I do like ya, kiddo. .  Sounds like your Chevy isn’t living up to expectations and the car lot is asking too much.  From my experience, the dealerships have very limited inventory.  I was trying to buy a truck for work and one for personal use.  There isn’t anything on the lots.  Only the super high end stuff.  Talking to a salesman while getting our oil changed, seems like the auto companies are using this “shortage” to their advantage.  That along with the online age.  How do you haggle  online?  You either pay the big bucks for the one on the lot or agree to , pay the agreed price online, wait “x” amount of months for vehicle to come in.  Covid [BLEEP] more than Republicans.  They [BLEEP] themselves too.  Between labor and supplies, prices have gone up drastically.  I don’t do the grocery shopping but am told those prices went up.  I do however buy vehicles welhen needed for work or business.  It’s a different world now.  The only ones on the lot are used.  And the high end ones costing 60-80k+. For a truck.  I think the dealers themselves are gearing towards online sales and orders.  Like I said, can’t haggle an online sale much.  Ball is in their court.  Much like many business’ court.  We get asked for lawn service.  Well, I’m a man or two short and prices are high on gas and material.  I’ll quote it.  If you’re willing to pay, I’ll do it.  I’d add more but it’ll be considered political

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