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Banshee · 02-05-2009, 11:42 PM

OK

I have been thinking guys..

If GM (or dealers) are not accepting employee pricing, supplier pricing, college grad pricing...etc, you could become a member of a credit union who offers GM supplier discounts as a member. Read on..

Why commit to signing for a firm price? The deposit is (supposedly) non-refundable right? Why not write the language of YOUR contract to read "If GM employee, supplier or other applicable pricing becomes available prior to delivery, buyer reserves the right to utilize pricing established for purchase of vehicle if so qualified".

A purchase agreement can contain YOUR language, NOT NECESSARILY the dealers!

You can also establish "If any incentive, rebate or other special promotion, relative to this vehicle becomes available prior to delivery, buyer reserves the right to said incentives".

I say, for a measly deposit, become a member of a Credit Union that will give you GM supplier pricing. I priced out a $37k truck and the difference was $3600 for being a member.

Food for thought for those who are on the fence...YOU can make YOUR terms and language in the contract as well. This is your car and your right to make deals as well....not just the dealer.

mwoodengr · 02-06-2009, 12:07 AM

When I order my car, I had them write it up as "$500 under MSRP less all applicable GM incentives". That way if and that’s a big IF, there are any incentives I will get them. I am not eligible for any other discounts, so they were of no concern.

Most dealers should be willing to add this wording, as it does not affect their profit (GM returns the incentive money back to the dealer).

*TAG UR IT* · 02-06-2009, 02:19 AM

Not a bad idea. I'd join a credit bureau for even more savings.

heck, i'm going for that 4.4 apr.

Sean_W · 02-06-2009, 05:21 AM

I'm not sure what your saying. I have access to supplier discount from two places. Work, and my credit union. It doesn't matter where the discount comes from, they all work the same way. If the dealer won't accept it from one place, they won't take it from another. Besided, your talking about getting it in writing prior to delivery onn the contract. Chances are, if your writing the contract, your at the dealer to drive away wiht your car. So unless you got it in writing befor this, your probably out of luck, like me.

Unless I'm reading your post the wrong way.

BLACK SUNSHINE · 02-07-2009, 11:27 PM

Pulled my order @ Carroll Chevy because they wouldnt honor Supplier Pricing and got my order in @ Rockenbach Chevy in Grays Lake IL. Got the write up and it clearly is written "Supplier Pricing". Got my workbench order too.
Thanks for the help brother!

ArcAngel · 02-07-2009, 11:32 PM

How do you find out if you receive a discount from your credit union I am a member of two and if not which ones do??

jeffny09 · 02-07-2009, 11:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ArcAngel

How do you find out if you receive a discount from your credit union I am a member of two and if not which ones do??

word let me know which one to look at

Banshee · 02-07-2009, 11:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ArcAngel

How do you find out if you receive a discount from your credit union I am a member of two and if not which ones do??

Usually, most credit unions have GM supplier pricing. What is your credit union? If yours does not participate, find one that does. I opened an account with Credit Union One here in Michigan and the GM info is within the auto financing portion of the website.

Txturbo · 02-08-2009, 07:13 AM

My credit union doesn't say anything about Supplier Pricing but they do say I automatically get 4.5% off MSRP. Not sure if thats the same thing or not.
Update.....just confirmed my credit union discount is Supplier pricing. You can check to see if your CU is eligible here
https://www.exclusivegmoffer.com/ip-...do?program=cud

02-05-2009, 11:42 PM	#1
Banshee Institutionally Insane Drives: 2013 IOM 2SS/RS 1LE Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Detroit MI Posts: 2,115 View My Garage	Cover A%$ Financing and Rebates and Discounts OK I have been thinking guys.. If GM (or dealers) are not accepting employee pricing, supplier pricing, college grad pricing...etc, you could become a member of a credit union who offers GM supplier discounts as a member. Read on.. Why commit to signing for a firm price? The deposit is (supposedly) non-refundable right? Why not write the language of YOUR contract to read "If GM employee, supplier or other applicable pricing becomes available prior to delivery, buyer reserves the right to utilize pricing established for purchase of vehicle if so qualified". A purchase agreement can contain YOUR language, NOT NECESSARILY the dealers! You can also establish "If any incentive, rebate or other special promotion, relative to this vehicle becomes available prior to delivery, buyer reserves the right to said incentives". I say, for a measly deposit, become a member of a Credit Union that will give you GM supplier pricing. I priced out a $37k truck and the difference was $3600 for being a member. Food for thought for those who are on the fence...YOU can make YOUR terms and language in the contract as well. This is your car and your right to make deals as well....not just the dealer. Last edited by Banshee; 02-05-2009 at 11:52 PM.

02-07-2009, 11:27 PM	#5
BLACK SUNSHINE Drives: 68 Firebird Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Indiana Posts: 176	Pulled my order @ Carroll Chevy because they wouldnt honor Supplier Pricing and got my order in @ Rockenbach Chevy in Grays Lake IL. Got the write up and it clearly is written "Supplier Pricing". Got my workbench order too. Thanks for the help brother! __________________ __________________ Victory Red, 2LT, RS, Auto, Polished 1100 = Preliminary Order: 2/26/09 ..............................3800 = Produced: 6/29 VIN: 2G1FC1EV9A9122433 2000 = Accepted By GM: 5/19/09 ...............................4000 = Available to Ship: 7/1/09 3000 = Accepted By Production Control: ? ..........4200 = Shipped: 7/03/09 3300 = Scheduled For Production:6/6/09.......................5000 = Delivered To Dealer: 7/14/09 3400 = Broadcast:6/16/09............................... 6000 = Delivered To Customer: 7/15/09

02-07-2009, 11:32 PM	#6
ArcAngel Drives: 07 Black Cobalt SS/SC Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Manalapan-NJ Posts: 2,872	How do you find out if you receive a discount from your credit union I am a member of two and if not which ones do?? __________________ Through HIM you believe in GOD, who raised HIM from the dead and Glorified him..

02-08-2009, 07:13 AM	#9
Txturbo Keeper of the Faith Drives: 2001 Z28 Agressively Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Rosenberg,Texas Posts: 1,383 View My Garage	My credit union doesn't say anything about Supplier Pricing but they do say I automatically get 4.5% off MSRP. Not sure if thats the same thing or not. Update.....just confirmed my credit union discount is Supplier pricing. You can check to see if your CU is eligible here https://www.exclusivegmoffer.com/ip-...do?program=cud __________________ 2010 Camaro SS R6P 2001 Camaro Z28 1969 Camaro SS clone Last edited by Txturbo; 02-08-2009 at 09:12 AM.

02-06-2009, 12:07 AM	#2
mwoodengr Clueless Member Drives: 2005 PT Cruiser Convertible Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: New Orleans, LA Posts: 136 View My Garage	When I order my car, I had them write it up as "$500 under MSRP less all applicable GM incentives". That way if and that’s a big IF, there are any incentives I will get them. I am not eligible for any other discounts, so they were of no concern. Most dealers should be willing to add this wording, as it does not affect their profit (GM returns the incentive money back to the dealer).

02-06-2009, 02:19 AM	#3
TAG UR IT www.Camaro5store.com Drives: 2014 ZL1 #705 Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: SA, Texas Posts: 26,558 View My Garage	Not a bad idea. I'd join a credit bureau for even more savings. heck, i'm going for that 4.4 apr.

02-06-2009, 05:21 AM	#4
Sean_W Drives: 2010 IOM SS/RS Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: St. Louis, MO Posts: 659	I'm not sure what your saying. I have access to supplier discount from two places. Work, and my credit union. It doesn't matter where the discount comes from, they all work the same way. If the dealer won't accept it from one place, they won't take it from another. Besided, your talking about getting it in writing prior to delivery onn the contract. Chances are, if your writing the contract, your at the dealer to drive away wiht your car. So unless you got it in writing befor this, your probably out of luck, like me. Unless I'm reading your post the wrong way.