bd377103

When advertised price at 90% of dealers is better than GMS? Most can be negotiated to 20% off msrp right now ....

cvp33

Agreed. I qualify for GMS but picked up a 20% off deal. Wish it was like the old days when you could double dip. I bought a fully loaded 1996 ZL1 pickup for $28K. Drove it for 6 mos and 10K miles and sold it for $32K.

Jmcdude

20% on a 2016 yes, on a 2017 I'm all in. Any dealer out there with a LBR/2LT/Kalahari/non chrome wheels/Grand Sport, hit me up

Borntorun04/17

In the past there wasn't the big Bonus Tag and GMS was petty good.

I also wish they would let you double dip. Using Bonus Tag instead of rebate wording hurts. I bought 2014 GMC Serria got GMS and Rebates and Auto show and if I'm correct GM loyalty also .Seems using the words Bonus Tag removes GMS combo.

mpuzach

What's a ZL1 pickup?

Jack Be Quick Racing

When I bought mine the best dealer 'deal' was $1000 off sticker. GMS was YUGE in comparison. Now, not so much as we are out of driving season the production / stock of cars is over capacity to demand.

cvp33

Typo Z71. I've owned to many cars!

mtaxman

I even came across a Savannah dealer that didn't honor GMS. I guess its "optional to each dealer".
I decided not to argue and just walked out and up to SC 30 miles away. Still "local".

If you buy locally GMS is a good deal and avoids ALL the annoying negotiation and add on discussions. I believe you still get Loyalty $2K now as well so unless you live near a mega dealer, no tears.

My two cents