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You have to join a credit union once joined you follow the link I have posted, you register your credit union name and GM will give you a number you take to the dealer that will take the discount, call around. It's about $8000 off MSRP.
Don't click on the offer, offer is rebates, no rebate on C7!
You can combine the GM Educator Discount with Earnings from the BuyPower CardTM, the GM Card and the GM Flexible Earnings Card from Capital One.♦ However, the GM Educator Discount cannot be combined with Earnings from the GM Extended Family Card or the GM Business Card.†
David
Since you can combine 3000 Gm card dollars with the educator discount pricing is that going to be the best deal around? Possibly matching or beating the employee pricing?
I got my CU auth # and gave it to the dealer for my C7 order. I'll let you all know what happens cause everyone tells me no discounts apply to the Stingray?? We'll see....
I got my CU auth # and gave it to the dealer for my C7 order. I'll let you all know what happens cause everyone tells me no discounts apply to the Stingray?? We'll see....
Yes, actually from a well respected dealer (Name withheld) that advertises here on the Forum. I asked him what discounts he would give me. The car I'm ordering , MSRP about 70k. Can YOU tell me what Dealer WILL give me the CU discount without any 'back and forth'?
Yes, actually from a well respected dealer (Name withheld) that advertises here on the Forum. I asked him what discounts he would give me. The car I'm ordering , MSRP about 70k. Can YOU tell me what Dealer WILL give me the CU discount without any 'back and forth'?
On a dealer you have to call around! On the discount if you use the link that is at the first of this thread to see if your dealer gave your the supplier discount, sometimes they will give you their employers discount which is less, dealers did not have to participate!
When you call your dealer, ask if they take Supplier Discount, if it's on the lot it's on the invoice, some dealers will give you their employers discount which is less than the supplier discount. Credit Union if yours isn't on the list you still apply.
Go to locate a vehicle while signed in, and you can search and source a C7 on the lot by dealer, pull up the actual window sticker with the supplier price printed right on bottom line! (Now I'm feeling like my taxpayer investment in GM had some benefit.)
Print it and get your GM supplier # and call the dealer. Either that or order one the way you want it. (I like the yellow calipers, call me crazy - but it looks exotic a la Ferrari, to me!)
Locate Your GM Vehicle
1. Select a Vehicle 2. Vehicle Details 3. Contact Dealer
Vehicle Pricing*
MSRP Standard Vehicle Price: $59,000.00
Installed Options Total: $10,670.00
Laguna Blue Tint: $995.00
Transmission, Auto 8 Speed, 8L90: $1,725.00
Wheels, Chrome Aluminum 19" FRT 20" RR: $1,995.00
Performance Data & Video recorder: $1,795.00
Package: 2LT: $4,160.00
Destination Freight Charge: $995.00
Total MSRP: $70,665.00 Supplier Price: $64,274.60
Consumer Cash: -$0.00 You Pay: $64,274.60
Everybody! Goto/call Rick Conti @ Couglin Automotive, LLC, 800-755-3623 or RickConti@Coughlincars.com and he will fix you up. I am receiving the Suppliers Discount and he is great to work with. Tell him I sent you there. Even if you don't live in the vacinity it's cheaper to ship or PU in Bowling Green then to buy one at a Dealer that doesn't give you any discount at all. A no-Brainer! Good luck everyone.
I called 5 dealers here in Oklahoma City, Midwest City, Norman OK, they all take it, order it and pick it up at the museum it's the same price as delivery to the dealer, a no brainer. All you have to do is start calling!
09-02-2014, 03:45 PM
