GM Discount - how do I get it?

[metroplex]

Thanks Goose. Should I have the GM Supplier go through that website and then give me some type of login code?

I tend to place factory orders for cars, so I doubt the dealer is going to give me anything below or at invoice for a factory order.

 

[Blue_Goose]

Well first you need to find a supplier and give them the info they need..then a certificate is issued and you bring that to the dealer with you. What are you looking to buy? The dealer will give you a price before you order and they will deal...at least they would when I was looking in April/May


Goose

 

[metroplex]

I was thinking about buying a non-Z06 Corvette. Usually they do deal with the price, but it will always be over invoice. Ford's X-Plan is a few bucks below invoice w/o any haggling required. I was hoping to get something like this with GM.

 

[JustinH]

I would buy a one year old corvette that someone took home and parked in the garage.

 

[9c1]

Here you go Metro:

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/showthread.php?t=1743450

Better than GMS pricing. See if anything in his inventory suits you -- or did you have your heart set on a 2008, or Museum delivery?

 

[BradC]

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According to GM's web site, only the actual employee of the GM supplier is eligible for the discount. Not even immediate family members are eligible. A vehicle can be jointly registered with someone else, though.

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Weird...It's completely different on this side of the 49th.

Supplier employees, their spouse, kids, grandparents, in-laws all qualify for it.

 

[dwendt44]

Just checked, the GM supplier discount can be shared with a family member or friend AFTER you buy a car and use the discount(silly not to).

http://www.gmfamilyfirst.com/GMVPP/pdf/viral.pdf