Looking for the best deal possible

[RandysWay]

First time poster but a long time reader. Great forums, always a good read. I'm looking to buy a Charger R/T, Black. Navigation is a toss-up; it would be useless if I can't change routes (address or point of interest) while driving and its a pain in the ass without touch screen or voice activation. Does anybody know what maps the factory nav use and how many points of interest it includes? So, I'm currently trying to decide whether to get the factory navigation or aftermarket navigation (Kenwood KNA-DV4100 with a DDX7017 Screen). If I were to purchase aftermarket navigation then I would also install aftermarket speakers, subs & amp.

So, basically the only options would be the Electronic Conv. Group. I'm looking for the best deal possible. I noticed that many are purchasing their cars at invoice, a few dollars above invoice or even below invoice. What is the true invoice price? The advertised invoice price online is about $27,800.00. That's only a little more than $2000 below sticker; and many on the forums here have been saying they got $4000 + off the sticker.

I'm based in Riverside County, but I'm willing to travel a little bit to get a good deal. Can anybody recommend me to a dealership or certain salesman? Does anybody know if there will be larger rebates in the near future (Perhaps November 1st?)

Thanks!
Randy

[1BADHEMI]

Just For Some Info... I Like The Nav In Mine But To Each His Own.. Just My Opinion...I HAVE THE NAV, DVD, SUNROOF, STEERING MOUNTED CONTROLS, AND EVERY OTHER OPTION.. As Far As $'s Go My Sticker Was $38,300 And I Got It For $33,300 Which Was $500 Under Invoice... I Had To Pratically Break The Guys Arm Off For That Price.. I Think It's A Pretty Decent Price Nonetheless... Just My 2 Cents...

[epoch]

My brother made the salesman cry when he bought his black Mustang GT (2000).

Yes, cry. Tears. He was a grown-ass man.