Credit Union Discount

[bluecamaroguy]

Originally Posted by 1camaro70

supplier discount for my 2SS RS was $1397.00, Dealer would NOT honor it, just as it says, it's his choice. But I did redeam $3700 of my GM card.

You got $3700 off the camaro???

[1camaro70]

the OLD GM cards are unlimited, but mine was losing value every month, been 7 years since I redeamed on 2001 Camaro, was going to lose $220 later this month.
When you log into credit union page you click on 2010, chevrolet and Camaro is only choice, you build your car and it shows the supplier price you would get IF the Dealer accepts, mine did not.

[WH]

You can select the Camaro if you choose, and it will let you, but it's not eligible.

[tcslc]

My dealer - Sauder Chevrolet in Ephrata, PA - although cool regarding updates would not accept any discounts, including a "coupon" that they had advertised on their web site saying they'd take $250 off any vehicle price. I guess it's okay that they are MSRP, but I am disappointed that they refused to honor even their own small discount offer...

[coolman]

My dealer in lewistown, pa said they would honor the gm card discount but not the credit union.

[Melson]

Originally Posted by WH

You can select the Camaro if you choose, and it will let you, but it's not eligible.

Classic Chevy in Grapevine is going to honor it.........

[mamaro]

If you read the rules and guidelines, it says that

Each authorization number is good for six months toward the purchase or lease of an eligible new or unused 2008, 2009 or 2010 (as they become available) model year GM vehicle at The Program price. To see a list of excluded vehicles, visit the home page at gm.com/creditunion and select Vehicle Eligibility from the Vehicle Shopping drop-down menu.

The excluded vehicles include Chevrolet
Corvette ZR1

Saturn
VUE Two-Mode Hybrid

[luckynuts]

Appears this is US only which sucks ass. I financed mine thru' the CU I'm a member of but can't take advantage

[vdevine]

Let's keep it simple. Call your dealership first.

[de3wcfan]

Just picked mine up Friday. Had authorization number but dealer would not honor the credit union supplier pricing. He said since they agreed to sell at msrp, they weren't making much off the car and honoring the discount would cause them to take a loss on it.

[jdbaker82]

Originally Posted by de3wcfan

Just picked mine up Friday. Had authorization number but dealer would not honor the credit union supplier pricing. He said since they agreed to sell at msrp, they weren't making much off the car and honoring the discount would cause them to take a loss on it.

I don't see how they would be taking a loss on it since credit union supplier pricing is at least $1000 over invoice still.... Unless your dealership is getting the cars somewhere other then the factory?

Just sounds like a typical trained professional talking... AKA bullshitters (car salesman)