[Slippy]

Originally Posted by Martinjlm

You would fit within the guidelines. I’m a retired GM employee and I just gave my father-in-law a discount two months ago.

I’ve purchased 5 vehicles over the years using my uncle’s discount, it’s usually a great deal and keeps my household driving only GM. Depending on how the updated Colorado/Canyon turns out, the 6th time may not be far behind !

[Martinjlm]

Originally Posted by VQ35DE

Well there is that new rule that anyone that watches you on AUTOLINE is eligible.

I almost spit my beer out.

[VQ35DE]

LOL.

[Alexk]

Originally Posted by _JP

I think the Costco thing is still true, but you needed to be a member before a specific year. You wouldn't be able to just go out and get a Costco membership and then go straight to a dealer and expect to get a discount.

Looks like they only offered this for certain 2021 and 2022 vehicles

[flobb]

Costco auto doesn't advertise the price to you. They 'connect' you with a participating dealer who eventually has to show you the Costco pricing. I casually tried to find out pricing when I first started looking and never got anywhere. Though I also had to put in a zip code 4 hours away just to find a dealer that participates.

I have Supplier discount through my employer so I went with that as it was much simpler.

[ZapperZ]

Didn' realize that employee discount wasn't allowed
When I was employed I was eligable for supplier discount as I worked at Burns Harbor Plant if anyone knows what that is
So I would sincerely appreciate a suppliers discount code
Dennis Hinkle
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[ZapperZ]

FORGET IT
Already got one from a GM worker on another forum

[ckt227]

The problem is finding a dealer that will honor it. Prior to Covid and supply, chip and other auto industry issues, dealers did not have to participate in the Employee/Supplier discount program. I know some still are but certainly not as many.