Discount on C7
09-08-2014, 03:20 PM
#41
PLEASE READ:
http://www.corvettemuseum.org/ncm_delivery/
Last edited by 4U2ENV; 09-08-2014 at 03:25 PM.
09-08-2014, 06:51 PM
#42
Safety Car
no, it's $990 to the dealer or the museum, they are not going to charge you twice to delivery a car, GEEZ wake up
PLEASE READ:
http://www.corvettemuseum.org/ncm_delivery/
PLEASE READ:
http://www.corvettemuseum.org/ncm_delivery/
I'm hard headed and won't do museum delivery out of principle.....
09-08-2014, 07:12 PM
#43
Racer
I agree with rikhek, he's correct. EVERYONE needs to pay twice as is clearly stated in the NCM website and any Dealer will tell you. Come on David, you should have known that with all the other good advise you have given out.
09-08-2014, 07:51 PM
#44
Last edited by 4U2ENV; 09-08-2014 at 07:56 PM.
09-08-2014, 08:05 PM
#45
My employee pricing isn't the same as the dealer employee pricing(when a dealer advertises employee prices that is their employees), with supplier discount the GMS I get is about $2000-3000 more off!
09-09-2014, 09:13 AM
#46
Racer
David, read #43 and #44 again. You're not getting it! The point is that one HAS to pay double for the NCM delivery, not as you said in cmt #41. That's all...
09-09-2014, 01:47 PM
#47
, #44 is my answer, I get GM employee pricing not dealer employee pricing BIG difference, I build one out last night it was $11,284 off MSRP I can see spending $990 for a NCM pickup! And since I am a Lifetime Member of the Museum yeah why not!
09-09-2014, 03:08 PM
#49
10-16-2014, 09:50 PM
#51
10-17-2014, 08:32 PM
#53
https://www.mygmdiscount.com/GMVPP2/...n-Discount.pdf
10-17-2014, 09:12 PM
#54
This is pretty interesting; tried to follow through with a dealer advertising blowout pricing, but the offer appeared to evaporate when I was ready to pick it up, and I just chalked it up to it being a come on teaser.
But, the credit union pricing appears to be the same as what was offered, so if a local dealer will participate in the program it would actually be better than the hassle of dealing with the remote delivery / pickup up North.
Is the price on the summary from the CU build considered OTD, or would it be expected to be packed on with the usual dealer add on fees before getting to a final figure?
The whole credit union discount program is a bit puzzling; what's the intent of it to offer it to a select group as it is? Is the intent to sell more cars, or generate more business for the credit unions? Since there's no loan from the credit unit requirement for the purchase it doesn't seem to be that.
Anyone have experience with any local dealers in the NY tri-state area that participates with a good reputation?
But, the credit union pricing appears to be the same as what was offered, so if a local dealer will participate in the program it would actually be better than the hassle of dealing with the remote delivery / pickup up North.
Is the price on the summary from the CU build considered OTD, or would it be expected to be packed on with the usual dealer add on fees before getting to a final figure?
The whole credit union discount program is a bit puzzling; what's the intent of it to offer it to a select group as it is? Is the intent to sell more cars, or generate more business for the credit unions? Since there's no loan from the credit unit requirement for the purchase it doesn't seem to be that.
Anyone have experience with any local dealers in the NY tri-state area that participates with a good reputation?
Last edited by wingerr; 10-17-2014 at 09:15 PM.
10-17-2014, 09:24 PM
#55
This is pretty interesting; tried to follow through with a dealer advertising blowout pricing, but the offer appeared to evaporate when I was ready to pick it up, and I just chalked it up to it being a come on teaser.
But, the credit union pricing appears to be the same as what was offered, so if a local dealer will participate in the program it would actually be better than the hassle of dealing with the remote delivery / pickup up North.
Is the price on the summary from the CU build considered OTD, or would it be expected to be packed on with the usual dealer add on fees before getting to a final figure?
The whole credit union discount program is a bit puzzling; what's the intent of it to offer it to a select group as it is? Is the intent to sell more cars, or generate more business for the credit unions? Since there's no loan from the credit unit requirement for the purchase it doesn't seem to be that.
Anyone have experience with any local dealers in the NY tri-state area that participates with a good reputation?
But, the credit union pricing appears to be the same as what was offered, so if a local dealer will participate in the program it would actually be better than the hassle of dealing with the remote delivery / pickup up North.
Is the price on the summary from the CU build considered OTD, or would it be expected to be packed on with the usual dealer add on fees before getting to a final figure?
The whole credit union discount program is a bit puzzling; what's the intent of it to offer it to a select group as it is? Is the intent to sell more cars, or generate more business for the credit unions? Since there's no loan from the credit unit requirement for the purchase it doesn't seem to be that.
Anyone have experience with any local dealers in the NY tri-state area that participates with a good reputation?
https://www.exclusivegmoffer.com/ip-vpp/?ac=gmed
http://www.lovemycreditunion.org/GM-171.html
https://www.gmsupplierdiscount.com/
https://www.gmcollegediscount.com/
10-19-2014, 12:06 PM
#56
Race Director
Don't know where you heard the three from, if you read the rules of the program it's unlimited number, but if you get caught giving your number away to someone else you will lose your privilege to purchase anymore for 5 years!
https://www.mygmdiscount.com/GMVPP2/...n-Discount.pdf
https://www.mygmdiscount.com/GMVPP2/...n-Discount.pdf
I work for a top tier automotive supplier so I get mixed up now that I am old...
Last edited by hawkgfr; 10-19-2014 at 12:08 PM.