GM points question
#1
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
GM points question
Never heard of them before.
So they are fully transferable to anyone you like?
Looking to get all the info for how those work. Would be nice to acquire for my new C&.
So they are fully transferable to anyone you like?
Looking to get all the info for how those work. Would be nice to acquire for my new C&.
#2
Melting Slicks
Right now the max allowance I could use on a new Corvette is $3000. Around February I get topped off to $4k on certain cars. Unfortunately the Corvette was not one of them this year, but I may take advantage of it Next Feb on a new Malibu.
When I purchased my C7 I had $1963 in GM dollars. Macmulkin took my info and zero'd out my GM dollars before sending me the paperwork with the $1963 discount already factored in.
Add: Note that if you do not use your GM dollars, at least on my card they drop off after 5 years.
Last edited by DAFFYDRUNK; 04-18-2015 at 01:35 PM. Reason: Added more blahblahblah.
#3
Instructor
There are old GM cards and new GM cards. The older ones allow 5% accrual on all purchases up to a limit of $500 per year towards a new GM vehicle. My card has an anniversary date of May 1, so I'll use nothing else starting then until I have reached my $500 limit which is $10,000 credited to the card--not difficult to do in less than a year's time.
#4
Melting Slicks
There are old GM cards and new GM cards. The older ones allow 5% accrual on all purchases up to a limit of $500 per year towards a new GM vehicle. My card has an anniversary date of May 1, so I'll use nothing else starting then until I have reached my $500 limit which is $10,000 credited to the card--not difficult to do in less than a year's time.
#5
Of course.
Laborsmith
#6
Moderator
Only the GM Extended Family card and the GM BuyPower Business card can be used with supplier (also Credit Union) and Employee discounts. Many dealers are accepting these discounts, so GM card points are of limited value unless you have one of these two cards.
#7
Safety Car
This is true. But it was posted somewhere that the "old" GM card can be used with supplier. Does anybody know if that is true?
#8
Moderator
Can I combine this discount with any GM Rewards Cards' Earnings?
You can combine the GM Supplier Discount with Earnings from the GM Extended Family Card or GM Business Card. However, the GM Supplier Discount cannot be combined with the BuyPower Card. Earnings from the GM Rewards Cards are in addition to most current offers GM may offer.
You may be able to find a dealer that is discounting to Supplier price or very close but not actually using Supplier pricing. In that case, you can use your GM Card earnings.
#9
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
From the Supplier Discount FAQ:
Can I combine this discount with any GM Rewards Cards' Earnings?
You can combine the GM Supplier Discount with Earnings from the GM Extended Family Card or GM Business Card. However, the GM Supplier Discount cannot be combined with the BuyPower Card. Earnings from the GM Rewards Cards are in addition to most current offers GM may offer.
You may be able to find a dealer that is discounting to Supplier price or very close but not actually using Supplier pricing. In that case, you can use your GM Card earnings.
Can I combine this discount with any GM Rewards Cards' Earnings?
You can combine the GM Supplier Discount with Earnings from the GM Extended Family Card or GM Business Card. However, the GM Supplier Discount cannot be combined with the BuyPower Card. Earnings from the GM Rewards Cards are in addition to most current offers GM may offer.
You may be able to find a dealer that is discounting to Supplier price or very close but not actually using Supplier pricing. In that case, you can use your GM Card earnings.