Should I wait to order?
#1
Should I wait to order?
I really want to get one!!!!
But my max budget is 47K(32000 for my CLA + 15,000).
1. If I wait a year to order, will GM give more discout on their Supplier discount?
2. Is it posible to combine GMS discount with Credit Union Discount?
thank you!
But my max budget is 47K(32000 for my CLA + 15,000).
1. If I wait a year to order, will GM give more discout on their Supplier discount?
2. Is it posible to combine GMS discount with Credit Union Discount?
thank you!
#2
Moderator
1. No. Supplier Discount will experience increases as GM increases the MSRP
2. No. Those discounts cannot be combined.
2. No. Those discounts cannot be combined.
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#4
Moderator
#6
Team Owner
#7
Moderator
#8
Moderator
Even Employee price is $48,369.40 for the cheapest one you can get (1LT Coupe, no options).
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#10
Moderator
If purchasing or leasing a vehicle under
The Program with cash or through a loan,
ownership must be retained for
at least six (6) months from the date
of delivery of the vehicle.
The Program with cash or through a loan,
ownership must be retained for
at least six (6) months from the date
of delivery of the vehicle.
Violations of these Rules and Guidelines,
including violation of retention periods or
titling violations by any sponsored purchaser,
will result in sanctions against the
Participant. Sanctions may include, but are
not limited to, the loss of privileges (two [2]
years per violation), repayment of monies
and/or employment action up to and
including termination of employment. In
addition, legal action may be commenced
for any rule violation.
including violation of retention periods or
titling violations by any sponsored purchaser,
will result in sanctions against the
Participant. Sanctions may include, but are
not limited to, the loss of privileges (two [2]
years per violation), repayment of monies
and/or employment action up to and
including termination of employment. In
addition, legal action may be commenced
for any rule violation.
#11
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See Kerbeck has one for $51,000 with only black wheel option ($4100 off) and they say they accept Employee and Supplier pricing! Bigger discounts on more heavily optioned 2015's. Not sure what the bottom line is but sure worth a call. Bought my '08 from them. Was offered 50% off on a large option at the time, no one else could come close. Also my car had to be ordered (yellow coupe, standard trans, 3LT, Z51, grey wheels, NPP) and they could guarantee 2 weeks for a build since they had one on order that could be changed. That was in late ’07 when ordring the '08. Great to do business with them! Appears to me they live with the GM constraints and get what they can. They may get a deal on options that are not moving! There is a reason they were number one. Had to drive it 1000 miles home but no big deal. Could not get a local dealer to accept Courtesy delivery. For what it's worth.
Last edited by JerryU; 10-20-2014 at 03:20 PM.
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Have you factored in taxes, loan fees, insurance, maintainence, gas, etc? Also, is the CLA you mentioned a car (Mercedes)? Do you need to sell that at 32k privately or are you valuing that as a trade-in?
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I'll be gentler than I was to the last guy who phrased a question like this. If you're squeezing to get into the base, no-options car, you may not be in a position to own this car.
Have you factored in taxes, loan fees, insurance, maintainence, gas, etc? Also, is the CLA you mentioned a car (Mercedes)? Do you need to sell that at 32k privately or are you valuing that as a trade-in?
Have you factored in taxes, loan fees, insurance, maintainence, gas, etc? Also, is the CLA you mentioned a car (Mercedes)? Do you need to sell that at 32k privately or are you valuing that as a trade-in?
And my value of CLA is based on KBB.
#16
Burning Brakes
If you are worried about financing another 10 or 15K you must not want a vette that bad. Interest rates are at all time lows. These interest rates are like stealing. I was going to pay cash, then financed and put the money in the stock market. I'm paying 2% at a credit union and made over 30% in the market so far.