Gm Suppliers Discount

divejoe · December 28, 2007

Does anybody know how much this discount approximatelly is for a $31K vehicle? Just an estimate, don't need hard figures.

Thanks!

jrrod2004 · December 28, 2007

depending on your county, it would be around $25-27 total before ttl............

BloodRedSilverado · December 28, 2007

I got this discount and saved right around $1k. But you also need to take in the type of discounts the dealer is already giving out. And also keep in mind the dealer doesn't even have to give the discount to you. Mainly being that the SD is supposed to be at dealers cost..

my07silvy · December 30, 2007

The supplier discount is roughly half of the employee discount....You could probably get just as good if not better of a deal without using the supplier discount....I think if u go to that website through www.gmfamilyfirst.com it will tell u what the price is with discounts on local vehicles...i can't remember the site offhand but u can get a link to it from there

2004GMC1500CC · December 30, 2007

Does anybody know how much this discount approximatelly is for a $31K vehicle? Just an estimate, don't need hard figures.
Thanks!

It is easy to use, but you can beat it if you work a little.

jrrod2004 · December 30, 2007

yeah, it would be easier to simply look up the invoice amount and work your way from there......

PhilB · December 30, 2007

GM Supplier price is GM Employee pricing + 4%. This equates to approx. 11% - 12% below sticker price. At least that is what I remember when I did some calculations for someone else. You can go to the GM Supplier website (www.gmsupplierdiscount.com) to see the prices for vehicles on the dealers lots. You will need your GM Supplier number to get in to the site. Then you will need to register yourself as a user. Supplier pricing is lower than invoice pricing. The total dollar amount you save depends on the vehicle you are buying.

The advantage of using supplier pricing is that the supplier price is the starting point. You still get all incentives then. No hassle for getting a good price. You may have to do some bargaining for your trade-in if you have one.

Yes - sometimes you can get a better deal w/o supplier pricing. It may take some wheelin and dealin with the dealer, but if you can get it that's great. I prefer to use the supplier price route because it is less hassle for me.

Phil