How much did you pay for your Spark?

[Susie 0]

I paid $14,000 OTD the end of January 2014 for my 2013 1LT manual.

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Edited March 9, 2014 by Susie

[m1ckDELTA 5]

In the end I payed $97.00 above Invoice / $766.00 below MSRP for my "Lime" green CVT Spark.

Edited March 9, 2014 by m1ckDELTA

[Adam Jennings 0]

I picked up brand new Salsa LS manual transmission odo read 20. I got extended warrenty, 5 years maitence, 3 years free hand wash was and detail, gps sensor if vehic is stolen, and gap for $12 finanaced. I got the spark by itself down to $11,000.

[Phoneguy 0]

I just picked up my 2014 LS this week for $12,500.00. They also gave me $6000.00 for my 2009 HHR Panel with 67,000 miles on it. I wanted the Salsa Red and the 5 speed and the dealer went about 150 miles to get it for me. Just refilled the gas tank last night and I went 420 miles on 8.1 Gallons which comes out to almost 52 MPG, which is the main reason I wanted the Spark. My daily commute to work is 55 miles each way so this is going to save me a ton over my HHR mileage.

[Chevrolet Customer Care 25]

I just picked up my 2014 LS this week for $12,500.00. They also gave me $6000.00 for my 2009 HHR Panel with 67,000 miles on it. I wanted the Salsa Red and the 5 speed and the dealer went about 150 miles to get it for me. Just refilled the gas tank last night and I went 420 miles on 8.1 Gallons which comes out to almost 52 MPG, which is the main reason I wanted the Spark. My daily commute to work is 55 miles each way so this is going to save me a ton over my HHR mileage.

Congrats on your new Chevy Spark Phoneguy! It sounds like you're off to a great start and we hope that you'll continue to enjoy your new ride. If you have any questions about your new purchase, please feel free to reach out to us. We're here to help!

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Amber N.

Chevrolet Customer Care

[greggb 7]

I paid $ 11,225 for my White 2014 LS with manual trans. This price did not includes taxes and fees, but did include the 'destination' charge. MSRP on the vehicle was $12,995, Was purchased at a Phoenix Chevy dealer. So I consider it a great deal actually. It did have 129 miles on it but that didn't bother me.

[Msim74 0]

I paid $12,700 for my '13 LS 5 speed in Summit White and they threw in paint and fabric protection and windo tint.

[psquare75 35]

Looking through this, I guess no one is factoring in finance fees except me, lol....

[Greg_E 211]

I'm starting to think the answer must be "Too much at any price!". I can't even book a simple appointment to get mine in for service right. Grrrrrr.......!

[psquare75 35]

No other dealers near you? I've got 8 within 50 miles of me...

[njresler 14]

16,200 for 2LT. Had to order the car from the dealership and have it sent to me from 500 miles away. Only dissappointment was that I was under the impression I was getting 2014. But while that was the model shown on the chevy website it was not the model the dealers had yet.

[powel01k 2]

$14,800 for a Red 1LT Pittsburgh, PA

[Tiffany McCray 0]

After taxes, $14,200 for a 2013 1LT automatic. I'm not sure if I have the denim color or ice purple... I for the first time saw a spark in my color but not the other today.

[dustypenguin 0]

In April of 2013 paid 13500 for a 2013 1LT manual, all inclusive (tax title all fees)

Yesterday (May 2014) paid 13500 for 2014 LS manual, all inclusive for our 2nd Spark.

[BlueBerrySpark 0]

Mine was 16000 out the door, but it included a five year bumper to bumper warrenty and floor mats. however, I found out that there is no way to fix a flat by yourself, due to the fact theres no equipment to do so. I love,not, working in Detroit. Parking lots are full of crap.

[Big-Bob 11]

If I buy one, I will need the 1LT automatic. I have to have the automatic and cruise control due to a disability. My '72 Chevelle is a 4 speed, and it doesn't take long for my left knee to start hurting bad from using the clutch. Fun to drive for sure, but I wouldn't want it as a daily driver. Around here a 1LT auto goes for around $18000 OTD. I used to actually enjoy "negotiating" with the dealer, but I'm not in the mood for it anymore. So I am going to buy it through Costco. They do everything for you, and find you the best deal. You already know what you will pay to the penny when you go in to pick up the car, so you can pay with a cashiers check for that amount. I want the 1LT auto in either white, silver, or denim (not sure yet) with no options and no accessories. That model already comes with everything I want. I'm willing to wait for exactly what I want if necessary.

[Greg_E 211]

You can get a really nicely equipped Ford Fiesta with the 6 speed dual clutch auto for that much money. Only issue that you might have is the lower seat to ground height. With current incentives you can get around $1500 to $2000 off with another $500 to $750 if you finance it through Ford. $18600 builds a really nice Fiesta SE and with incentives you should be able to walk out the door for $18000 or less, and this is the no haggle price.

[cwesleyg 0]

I bought my 2013 2LT 5 speed used about 4 months ago. It only had 9k miles on it. Paid $11,400.

[dulsaf2630 9]

In my country, bought one for US$10,910 brand new.

[Schaltz 27]

140.000 DKKR (Danish kroner). About 23.550$

[Angrybird12 61]

Deleted because of bad memory LOL... My next post is correct.

Edited October 6, 2014 by Angrybird12

[sparkfanatic 70]

Angrybird , did you get accessories added ? Why is your MSRP so high , that's what I paid for my 2013 2LT which was full sticker price.

[Angrybird12 61]

Angrybird , did you get accessories added ? Why is your MSRP so high , that's what I paid for my 2013 2LT which was full sticker price.

Oops my memory failed me again. I was trying to do it from memory. At my age I should have known better..... So to get it right I got my paperwork out of the car and this was the deal. The MSRP showed $16,160, then after my discounts and trade in of $2,000 and adding back in Tax Title and other fees I wrote them a check for $13,652 out the door.

Edited October 6, 2014 by Angrybird12

[LordOzmodeus 0]

Ill tell you a little story about the price of my Spark as the first post I make to this site. So, before I even had remotely any interest in this car, I was driving down the road in my poor old worn out 2004 Hyundai Accent with my girlfriend. I'm pretty riled up because my cars power steering was broken and all the other problems had me on my usual "I really hate this car" rant. So my girl pipes up and suggests we stop in to the soon approaching Chevrolet dealership to look at some cars. So I decide to do so, and as I'm going through the last aisle I spot this pretty cool tiny black car. For whatever reason I became compelled to investigate it. I was fascinated with the big touch screen and it even had a Manual Trans! So I took a photo of the VIN to look it up on the dealers web page (they were closed at the time I spotted the car). It turns out this car was the last one left and it was listed at $10995 as a clear out special, marked down from 16995 with the extra options. to make a long story short, after some review sessions online and some financial calculations, a few days later she was mine. April 8th, 2014 was the day I drove my first brand new car off the lot, and ill never forget it, as for a car enthusiast like me, it was truely love at first site.

[mitogt 5]

Paid $10,500.00 for it but it has less equipment than the USA model