Supplier pricing numbers
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Drifting
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Tampa FL
Supplier pricing numbers
I got this 2008 pricing from gmsupplierdiscount.com.
1LT no options
MSRP: $46,950.00 Suplier Price: $42,709.19 Invoice from CarsDirect.com $42,801
2LT no options
MSRP: $48,445.00 Suplier Price: $43,959.01
3LT no options
MSRP: $51,455.00 Suplier Price: $46,475.37
4LT no options
MSRP: $54,955.00 Suplier Price: $49,401.37
2LT vert no options
MSRP: $55,425.00 Suplier Price: $50,369.96
3LT vert no options
Total MSRP: $60,525.00 Suplier Price: $54,633.56
4LT vert no options
Total MSRP: $64,025.00 Suplier Price: $57,559.56
1LZ Z06 no options
Total MSRP: $72,125.00 Suplier Price: $65,465.51
2LZ Z06 no options
Total MSRP: $75,170.00 Suplier Price: $68,011.13
3LZ Z06 no options
Total MSRP: $78,670.00 Suplier Price: $70,937.13
Option prices
MXO MSRP: $1250 Supplier Price: $1045
NPP: MSRP: $1195 Supplier Price: $999
Z51: MSRP: $1695 Supplier Price: $1417
CC3: MSRP: $750 Supplier Price: $627
CC3: MSRP: $1400 Supplier Price: $1170
CC3: MSRP: $1400 Supplier Price: $1170
F55: MSRP: $1995 Supplier Price: $1668
QX3: MSRP: $1850 Supplier Price: $1546
QX1: MSRP: $395 Supplier Price: $330
Q9V: MSRP: $1850 Supplier Price: $1546
QG7: MSRP: $1295 Supplier Price: $1082
R8C(Museum Delivery): MSRP $499 Supplier Price: $404
1LT no options
MSRP: $46,950.00 Suplier Price: $42,709.19 Invoice from CarsDirect.com $42,801
2LT no options
MSRP: $48,445.00 Suplier Price: $43,959.01
3LT no options
MSRP: $51,455.00 Suplier Price: $46,475.37
4LT no options
MSRP: $54,955.00 Suplier Price: $49,401.37
2LT vert no options
MSRP: $55,425.00 Suplier Price: $50,369.96
3LT vert no options
Total MSRP: $60,525.00 Suplier Price: $54,633.56
4LT vert no options
Total MSRP: $64,025.00 Suplier Price: $57,559.56
1LZ Z06 no options
Total MSRP: $72,125.00 Suplier Price: $65,465.51
2LZ Z06 no options
Total MSRP: $75,170.00 Suplier Price: $68,011.13
3LZ Z06 no options
Total MSRP: $78,670.00 Suplier Price: $70,937.13
Option prices
MXO MSRP: $1250 Supplier Price: $1045
NPP: MSRP: $1195 Supplier Price: $999
Z51: MSRP: $1695 Supplier Price: $1417
CC3: MSRP: $750 Supplier Price: $627
CC3: MSRP: $1400 Supplier Price: $1170
CC3: MSRP: $1400 Supplier Price: $1170
F55: MSRP: $1995 Supplier Price: $1668
QX3: MSRP: $1850 Supplier Price: $1546
QX1: MSRP: $395 Supplier Price: $330
Q9V: MSRP: $1850 Supplier Price: $1546
QG7: MSRP: $1295 Supplier Price: $1082
R8C(Museum Delivery): MSRP $499 Supplier Price: $404
Last edited by ryoder; Jun 14, 2008 at 10:06 AM. Reason: Added CarsDirect.com invoice price
Le Mans Master
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From: Currently somewhere in IL,IN,KY,TN,MO,AR,MS,AL, or FL
Interesting but are you aware that the current street price you can find here from forum dealers is about $2K less than supplier price for 2008s? You can get supplier price for a 2009. And Rick Daniel says he has some 08's that appear to be up to $3.5K below supplier price.
Le Mans Master
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From: Bluffton, SC
I believe GMS pricing is essentially dealer invoice. GMS makes for an easy, no hassle deal on most cars with both the dealer and the customer leaving happy.
Right now there are some GM incentives that can take the final cost down to $1,000 or $2,000 below invoice, but that's on leftover 2007 and 2008 vehicles.
For 2009 orders, GMS is still a very good deal even though prices have yet to be announced by GM.
Right now there are some GM incentives that can take the final cost down to $1,000 or $2,000 below invoice, but that's on leftover 2007 and 2008 vehicles.
For 2009 orders, GMS is still a very good deal even though prices have yet to be announced by GM.
Le Mans Master
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Posts: 6,412
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From: Bluffton, SC
Over the past few weeks, there have been $1,000, $2,000, and even $3,000 dollar rebates offered on leftover GM vehicles. Some of these were restricted offers, others were available to the general public. I'm not sure what GM is doing this week.
Race Director
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From: Huntsville AL
I really appreciate the forum dealers, but I don't understand all the hoopla these days about supplier or GMS pricing. The prices have been better than this for 2 or 3 years, if you time it right.
Former Vendor
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 472
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From: Year round Corvette country SC
I believe GMS pricing is essentially dealer invoice. GMS makes for an easy, no hassle deal on most cars with both the dealer and the customer leaving happy.
Right now there are some GM incentives that can take the final cost down to $1,000 or $2,000 below invoice, but that's on leftover 2007 and 2008 vehicles.
For 2009 orders, GMS is still a very good deal even though prices have yet to be announced by GM.
Right now there are some GM incentives that can take the final cost down to $1,000 or $2,000 below invoice, but that's on leftover 2007 and 2008 vehicles.
For 2009 orders, GMS is still a very good deal even though prices have yet to be announced by GM.
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Interesting.......where can I find out more information about the amount of rebate and the promotion expiration date for a 2008 coupe?
