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In order for it to be a GMS number, it has to come from a GM employee, and you have to be a blood relative. There are other programs that I understand can be transferred, but not GMS. Many people confuse GMS with "Supplier". GMS is the employee program.
In order for it to be a GMS number, it has to come from a GM employee, and you have to be a blood relative. There are other programs that I understand can be transferred, but not GMS. Many people confuse GMS with "Supplier". GMS is the employee program.
I have heard of employee's buying for someone then selling but it is against the rules. I think you are supposed to keep it for 2 years before you can sell it according to the program's rules.
I sure would not risk it. As long as my mother is alive I get GMS through my late father's retirement.
Do you know of a dealer in Arizona that will honor GMID or GM Supplier Discount? I couldn't find one and ended up getting it from Tommy Jr. at MacMulkin Chevy in New Hampshire. Had it courtesy delivered for an extra $350 to Garrett Motors in Coolidge, AZ.
Do you know of a dealer in Arizona that will honor GMID or GM Supplier Discount? I couldn't find one and ended up getting it from Tommy Jr. at MacMulkin Chevy in New Hampshire. Had it courtesy delivered for an extra $350 to Garrett Motors in Coolidge, AZ.
I havent started looking, but knowing the dealers around here, I am sure I will be laughed at each time. Thats ok, I'll laugh as I save a bundle!