GMS Pricing
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St. Jude Donor '08-'09
Oops, an '08 GMS of $48,000. I'm looking at cost plus tax to be as close to $51,325 but at least that much. Might be including tag title and whatever too. Just cant be any negative from a trade in.
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I think GMS is 13.5% off the Corvette 1LT MSRP. After that it is a straight 20% off of options (all LT packages are considered options, for example 4LT is a $8000 option).
So start with 13.5% off the 1LT price and then figure out how much room you have for options, then pick the ones you want.
So start with 13.5% off the 1LT price and then figure out how much room you have for options, then pick the ones you want.
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I think GMS is 13.5% off the Corvette 1LT MSRP. After that it is a straight 20% off of options (all LT packages are considered options, for example 4LT is a $8000 option).
So start with 13.5% off the 1LT price and then figure out how much room you have for options, then pick the ones you want.
So start with 13.5% off the 1LT price and then figure out how much room you have for options, then pick the ones you want.
Go to
https://www.gmfamilyfirst.com
Click on the Vehicle Shopping drop down list and choose Build Your Own. As you go through the pages of choosing the options you want, both the MSRP and GMS prices will be displayed to you.
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St. Jude Donor '08-'09
Close, but I don't think it is exact.
Go to
https://www.gmfamilyfirst.com
Click on the Vehicle Shopping drop down list and choose Build Your Own. As you go through the pages of choosing the options you want, both the MSRP and GMS prices will be displayed to you.
Go to
https://www.gmfamilyfirst.com
Click on the Vehicle Shopping drop down list and choose Build Your Own. As you go through the pages of choosing the options you want, both the MSRP and GMS prices will be displayed to you.
Le Mans Master
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Close, but I don't think it is exact.
Go to
https://www.gmfamilyfirst.com
Click on the Vehicle Shopping drop down list and choose Build Your Own. As you go through the pages of choosing the options you want, both the MSRP and GMS prices will be displayed to you.
Go to
https://www.gmfamilyfirst.com
Click on the Vehicle Shopping drop down list and choose Build Your Own. As you go through the pages of choosing the options you want, both the MSRP and GMS prices will be displayed to you.
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From: Olathe KS
For reference, GMS price is invoice as calculated per KBB.com, edmunds.com, etc. - excluding the goofey slush fund ad fees and then subtracting 3% of the MSRP before the destination charge (holdback), then adding $150 to that #. Confused yet?
For example, on my Z it was like $2,140 below invoice.
MSRP = $77,165 (w/ $850 dest.)
Invoice = $68,824.33 (excluding ad fee)
GMS = $66,684.88 out the door.
$68,824-3%x($77,165-850)+$150 = $66,685
Note: Cannot use GM Card earnings with GMS (even with an old blue GM Card)
For example, on my Z it was like $2,140 below invoice.
MSRP = $77,165 (w/ $850 dest.)
Invoice = $68,824.33 (excluding ad fee)
GMS = $66,684.88 out the door.
$68,824-3%x($77,165-850)+$150 = $66,685
Note: Cannot use GM Card earnings with GMS (even with an old blue GM Card)
Last edited by bub; Feb 7, 2009 at 06:40 PM.
