Supplier pricing
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Go for Credit Union pricing. Same as supplier, but much easier to get. Lots of threads here on Credit Union Pricing.
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Go for Credit Union pricing. Same as supplier, but much easier to get. Lots of threads here on Credit Union Pricing.
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Go for Credit Union pricing. Same as supplier, but much easier to get. Lots of threads here on Credit Union Pricing.
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Burning Brakes
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that's good news--when I was shopping for mine, I sent offers via email to all the Chevy dealers here in DFW, of which there are many. I wanted to order for museum delivery, cash deal, no trade, $X.
Only one replied other than with the usual pablum of "come on in and we'll treat you right" line.
The one, told me, if you belong or can join a credit union, we'll order what you want at Credit Union pricing which is lower than the price you offered. And I did, just that--ordered from them and they're not the closest dealer to me by any means.
Frankly, I don't know why all dealers don't do that--want to earn my business? The fastest way is to advise and accept credit union pricing or give me an even better deal.
Only one replied other than with the usual pablum of "come on in and we'll treat you right" line.
The one, told me, if you belong or can join a credit union, we'll order what you want at Credit Union pricing which is lower than the price you offered. And I did, just that--ordered from them and they're not the closest dealer to me by any means.
Frankly, I don't know why all dealers don't do that--want to earn my business? The fastest way is to advise and accept credit union pricing or give me an even better deal.
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that's good news--when I was shopping for mine, I sent offers via email to all the Chevy dealers here in DFW, of which there are many. I wanted to order for museum delivery, cash deal, no trade, $X.
Only one replied other than with the usual pablum of "come on in and we'll treat you right" line.
The one, told me, if you belong or can join a credit union, we'll order what you want at Credit Union pricing which is lower than the price you offered. And I did, just that--ordered from them and they're not the closest dealer to me by any means.
Frankly, I don't know why all dealers don't do that--want to earn my business? The fastest way is to advise and accept credit union pricing or give me an even better deal.
Only one replied other than with the usual pablum of "come on in and we'll treat you right" line.
The one, told me, if you belong or can join a credit union, we'll order what you want at Credit Union pricing which is lower than the price you offered. And I did, just that--ordered from them and they're not the closest dealer to me by any means.
Frankly, I don't know why all dealers don't do that--want to earn my business? The fastest way is to advise and accept credit union pricing or give me an even better deal.
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Melting Slicks
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After swearing I would never step foot in their dealership again, I bought mine from Hendrick Chevy on Shawnee Mission Pkwy. They have been great this time. I traded in a Mercedes E-350 and the trade was fair. Don't overvalue your C6 with dealers. The only way to maximize your sale price is to sell it yourself...HOWEVER, you will lose a substantial sales tax offset if you do that, so consider that in the trade amount.
Burning Brakes
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From: Orlando FL
Go for Credit Union pricing. Same as supplier, but much easier to get. Lots of threads here on Credit Union Pricing.
GM Credit Union Discount
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From: Little Elm TX
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From: Kansas City MO
They will give you a fair trade--but you have to work for it. They'll try and lowball your trade to start with--as many dealers will. Just know what your trade is realistically worth--not what you think/hope it's worth. In the end, I got a reasonable trade-in.
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FYI, Missouri is different than Kansas. If you sell a car privately or trade six months before or after you buy your new car, you can get the sales tax credit.
