AJ_92RS

Until Nov. 1st I’m able to give any 1 person (meaning 1 person, not anybody) my GM supplier discount.

I’ve already offered this to family, friends, the car club I’m in, and since none of them have responded I’m offering it here.

What’s this mean?

I work for BASF, a company that supplies GM with the paint they use on their cars. I’m able to get a discount on GM cars, trucks, and vans.

For some reason GM is being nice and allowing me to give the discount to any 1 person I choose. I don’t need it so I thought maybe someone here can use it.

Keep in mind that the savings revolve around what you buy, based on price and vehicle.

For instance,

A Corvette will qualify. A ZO6 probably won’t.
An S-10 or Colorado will. An SSR probably won’t.
A Cavalier will. A Z24 will. A brand new Cobalt may not.

A $15K Cavalier will probably get you a discount of $300-$800
A $35K ½ ton will probably get you a discount of $1000-$4000

All rebates still apply. The only thing that doesn’t is GM Card earnings.

Just to give you an idea.
A guy I work with just bought a new ‘04 Z71 for $26K that had a sticker price of $35K. He saved ~$4K from the supplier discount, then another $5K in rebates. Sweet deal.

Please don’t waste my time asking what the specific savings are. I don’t know. Only the dealerships do. You have to see if they’ll tell you even if you don’t have an authorization number yet.

If they don’t you’re SOL. As I said, I can only give this to 1 person. If you were to get the authorization number from me, find out you only get a $300 rebate on a Malibu and decide that’s not enough to buy one, you just ruined a chance for someone else to get the discount.

So, make sure it’s well worth your time and mine. If you waste my time and the authorization number and end up fu-cking it away, you WILL pay me back one way or another. I’m not kidding.

Email me or post here and we’ll talk about it.
aj_92rs@yahoo.com

Here’s a link to all the GM rebates offered right now.

http://gmbuypower.com/currentOffers.bp?

One more thing.

You only qualify to be worth my time if ....

1.) You've been a member here before today. If you register after today don't bother.

2.) If you live within a reasonable distance from me. If you live in Cali, NY, Texas or Florida, tuff ****. I don't want to give a specific milage range from me, but a think a max of ~150 miles would be reasonable. Maybe more depending on circumstances. But you get the idea.

3.) I prefer that you have good credit history. If you don’t, and aren’t sure if you’ll even qualify for a loan for a car, don’t waste my time. I have ways of finding out. If we get that far we’ll do what’s needed. Again, this could jeopardize the chance of someone else using the authorization number if you aren’t approved for a loan.

Keep in mind that I’m not really an a-hole. Sorry if I come across as one. The fact is I don’t have to offer this to any of you. I’m doing this out of the kindness of my heart. I will not be made a fool, therefore I have the right to be a ***** about who I choose.

If any of you think “What an ***. Why would I even want to go through the trouble?”, then that’s a good indication I’d rather not give you the authorization code anyway. And I won’t lose any sleep if nobody uses it. I could give a rat’s ***. I just figured “What the hell? Maybe I’ll be nice for once.”

Once again, if you really would use this, and have a good chance of being able to use it (not a credit bum), email me. There's a lot of money just waiting to be saved by someone.

jrg77

Isn't there a different discount setup depending on whether you order or take a car off the lot? I seem to remember that if you order you get ther pick of the litter because it doesn't count against ther dealer's inventory, but you get less ofa deal if you buy from the lot.

Too bad I don't qualify... I would love to get my hands on a STi or GTO (Saabs and Subarus count too you know...)

Jason

AJ_92RS

I have no idea. The statements you made would fall under


I do know that Saab and Subaru handle the discounts differently, but how? I have no idea.

Dano 00TA

Would my girlfriend be ok?
She just bought a new Colorado but she's gonna take it back and get a Silverado.

AJ_92RS

Email me with the details.

The only problem I see there is her being buried in her Colorado. The value is probably way lower than the payoff on the loan now that it's a used truck.

Talk to the dealer and see if, by using the GM supplier discount along with rebates if they can get her done.

If so, I'm game. That's why I'm offering this.

gearhead0384

iTrader: (7)

Does this apply to used cars also?

Kevin

gusman

I believe the supplier discount is the same for all of GM's suppliers. Using that assumption, here is what I know from using the GMSD... (Bought my 03 Truck this way as my company is a supplier too.)

-For every vehicle, the price is pre-determined. No price haggeling.
- It is lower than invoice, but not quite as deep if you worked for GM.
- Buying a demo does not give you a deeper discount, nor will they deduct mileage costs.
- It is for new cars only.
- I believe it is the same for lease as well.
- All rebates apply after the discount, so that is cool too!
- Must take from dealer stock - no orders. (I am not sure about dealer trades, though.)

As I said, this is from my experience. Your experience may vary. Hope this helps.

gearhead0384

iTrader: (7)

I know what you are talking about now. Thats how we got our Grand Prix. My grandma worked for GM years ago and she still gets this "discount" and it also is passed on to there children being my dad. Its a pretty good deal they have. The Invoice our new 2000 Grand Prix was 22,222, and with the discount we got it for 18,000. Not bad if you ask me. I just hope this thing is still avalible when I want to buy a New car.

Kevin

AJ_92RS

RightThe two cars I got price quotes on were not below invoice. That was a Cavalier, a Pontiac Vibe, and then the guy I mentioned about the Z71 wasn't either.

The prices were just slightly above invoice though. Not much.Right. That's because the factory warranty starts from the milage that's on the car when you buy it. So if the car/truck has 2,000 miles on the OD, then the warranty is good until the OD reads 38,000 miles.YepI don't know. That's a possibility, and would be cool as hell if it's true. VERY cool!!Actually, I read a little deeper into that and it does apply to orders. I'll have to get the details on it though.Help always helps.

AJ_92RS

Ordered vehicles do qualify IF the dealer you're working with will do that for you. Here's a disclaimer I found that mentions the Saturns can't be ordered, but I didn't find anything else that said other vehicles couldn't.

Actually, here's a link to the .pdf file. I don't know if it'll work for anyone, but if it does, I'm assuming I won't get into trouble for showing it to you.

If I'm not supposed to show anyone the link won't work, right?

https://www.gmsupplierdiscount.com/p...SVPP_randg.pdf