GM Supplier Pricing
Team Owner
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Race Director
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From: Frederick, MD
It is slightly above invoice since we are talking about supplier pricing not employee pricing. However I got my car for under invoice. That does not include my GM Card rebate or any other rebate. I'm not an employee of a GM supplier also.
Racer
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Central Texas
GSM is around $1900 under GSU. Many get GSM and GSU confused.
Instructor
Joined: Aug 2007
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From: Battle Creek MI
I did. Gave the dealer a pricing report from Edmunds on an 08, which was $58,440 MSRP, and $51,648 invoice that agreed with his pricing. Gave me GSU plus 09 price increase stating that GSU was a few hundred over invoice. I guess $700 give or take a few hundred is a bit over. 
My confusion stems from the replies on this threat and the referenced pricing descriptions that it is under invoice.
I WANT MY CAR!!
My confusion stems from the replies on this threat and the referenced pricing descriptions that it is under invoice. I WANT MY CAR!!
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GM changed it for the 08's to under invoice
Instructor
Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Gilbert Arizona
Capt Fred - Consumerreports dot com has a new car buying kit. I used it when purchasing my last vehicle. It shows the invoice and the dealer holdback (that's what makes it special). I was able to save a few hundred dollars on last minute negotiations with it. Worth the $. I may still have time left on my subscription and might be able to look up the car for you. Just PM me with the specs and your e-mail address. You can go to GMSupplierDiscount dot com and build a vehicle and compare the two. If your employer doesn't have the GM supplier pricing then you are out of luck with using it. I used it to purchase my '07 and I believe that it not only gives you a predetermine price for the car but also limits the DOC fee to 80 bucks or so. It's no haggle and great but the car has been around for a while now and you probably dont need it.
Last edited by FireLikeIYA; May 25, 2008 at 10:07 PM.
Racer
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: San Francisco Bay Area California
>>> My confusion stems from the replies on this threat and the referenced pricing descriptions that it is under invoice.
The difference stems from how Invoice is defined. Some include the regional/national advertising/marketing fees. In which case GSU appears to be under Invoice.
Others do not include that. With that definition GSU is a little over Invoice.
The difference stems from how Invoice is defined. Some include the regional/national advertising/marketing fees. In which case GSU appears to be under Invoice.
Others do not include that. With that definition GSU is a little over Invoice.