Employee Ricing Versus Gm Military Pricing

[BuyAmerica]

I was at a dealership the other day and using the GM military pricing plus the $5000 cash back.

 

What do you think will the miltary pricing be better than the employee pricing

 

That would be awesome if they let me combine those

[b_onliest]

I was at a dealership the other day and using the GM military pricing plus the $5000 cash back.

 

What do you think will the miltary pricing be better than the employee pricing

 

That would be awesome if they let me combine those

 

 

There are internet sites that show both prices (separate sites). To see if you can combine, I would try FAQs on GM's site.

[b_onliest]

I was at a dealership the other day and using the GM military pricing plus the $5000 cash back.

 

What do you think will the miltary pricing be better than the employee pricing

 

That would be awesome if they let me combine those

 

[Mark_in_Tulsa]

Well if employee pricing for said truck is 25K and military pricing is 26K for said truck, then yes they will let you combine them and spend 51K on the truck.

[betta2bme]

military pricing is simply supplier pricing...go for employee pricing

[Schmids5.3l]

Get the "you need my business" pricing. There are no special sales or deals, every vehicle on the lot has it's own value that they will not sell it under. Show no interest in the vehicle, give them an offer, leave them your number when they say no to your offer, and when the truck hasn't moved in a few weeks you'll get a call. If you ignore the call, maybe call them back, let them call you back, ignore their calls, eventually they'll give you an offer lower than your original. In todays truck market, its golden.

[unit731]

Get the "you need my business" pricing. There are no special sales or deals, every vehicle on the lot has it's own value that they will not sell it under. Show no interest in the vehicle, give them an offer, leave them your number when they say no to your offer, and when the truck hasn't moved in a few weeks you'll get a call. If you ignore the call, maybe call them back, let them call you back, ignore their calls, eventually they'll give you an offer lower than your original. In todays truck market, its golden.

 

 

A neighbor of mine who is looking at new Impalas is following the newspaper ads here. He stated that a full size truck before the Employee Pricing was $1,000.00 cheaper. Same truck, same ad, higher price with Employee Pricing. He may or may not have his facts straight. But that is what he stated anyway.