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I just received my monthly Costco flyer in the mail. Last page has a GM Limited Time Offer to get GM Supplier and Friends pricing along with all publicly available mfg rebates and incentives plus a $500 Costco Cash Card.

Has anyone used this before and is there any hidden surprises? It states GMC Acadia, sierra, yukon, and Yukon xl. But no Denali. :(. Unless that falls under sierra!

Probably not. Just wondering how much the average savings could really be.

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It gets you about $400 below invoice pricing on whatever truck you build out. It does apply to the Denali. I am taking advantage of this program right now. I am just hoping to receive my truck by the January 2nd deadline otherwise I'll have to do the paperwork on my truck before I even get it. =\

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I just received my monthly Costco flyer in the mail. Last page has a GM Limited Time Offer to get GM Supplier and Friends pricing along with all publicly available mfg rebates and incentives plus a $500 Costco Cash Card.

Has anyone used this before and is there any hidden surprises? It states GMC Acadia, sierra, yukon, and Yukon xl. But no Denali. :(. Unless that falls under sierra!

Probably not. Just wondering how much the average savings could really be.

I just used it three weeks ago to purchase my Denali. It works great, especially if your dealer knows whats going . You actually get the supplier price, which in my case was $1000 better than invoice. I,m stillwaiting on the $500 store card. They did tell me it would take five or six weeks to get it. It is a great deal. I didn't know about, my dealer told me as we started to put the deal on paper. Go for it,

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Can you also use your gm points with this?

YES! I used mine with no difficulty at all. I also used my USAA $750 discount.

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Awesome, will have to go this route next time. I have been unable to use the gm supplier pricing and my points. Luckily the dealer has basically given me supplier pricing (just a bit over that) the last 2 times.

 

Gotta love costco, we are super VIP members because of my father in law. He has my wife on his account. He has furnished his house through costco.

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So do you spring that on the dealer after all the haggling? Seems if you told them up front, they might take a harder line on the pricing. But then again, I may be overthinking it.

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Not all dealers honor the Costco program. To qualify for this limited-time offer, you must be a current Costco member and register with the Costco Auto Program online or through the call center. Costco.com and search: GM2 or call 1-888-211-5785

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