[10mm]

Originally Posted by mlee

No, you don't have to ship. He does a courtesy delivery to a dealer near you so it doesn't cost anything extra.

I'm 900 miles away

[mpr3369]

So, newby question, what is supplier discount & how do you get it?

[10mm]

Originally Posted by mpr3369

So, newby question, what is supplier discount & how do you get it?

https://www.gmfamilyfirst.com/about-the-discount/

[flobb]

Originally Posted by 10mm

https://www.gmfamilyfirst.com/about-the-discount/

That's the employee discount site, and has a "sponsored" version in which an employee shares it to someone.

https://www.gmsupplierdiscount.com/ is supplier discount available through an eligible company.

The build/price tool is available through either of them if you just want to see what the discount equates to. The direct supplier version is $300 above invoice. Not exactly sure of the math on employee.

[mlee]

Originally Posted by 10mm

I'm 900 miles away

Distance makes no difference to GM. They ship from factory to any dealer for the same shipping cost on your window sticker.

I'm way further than 900 miles and he had my order dropped at a dealer down the street from me.

Originally Posted by 10mm

https://www.gmfamilyfirst.com/about-the-discount/

GM Family Discount is not the same as Supplier Discount. Supplier is basically all the different ones they used to offer like Military etc rolled into one. A lot of us who work for large companies that may do business with GM can get the Supplier discount. Family discount is a little better.

https://www.gmsupplierdiscount.com/?...6_p32555439390

I normally get $2500 to $3000 off MSRP plus any other advertised discounts using Supplier Pricing

[ckt227]

Having a great relationship with a dealer is key. I have two in SW FL. I have bought 3 cars this year, All 2021's, a Silverado, a Tahoe and Camaro 2SS 1LE All three I was able to get employee pricing.

As far as supplier pricing, it all depends. Being employed by a GM parts supplier, belonging to certain credit unions and a few other things. Just hard to find a dealer that will take supplier/employee pricing. Through my experiences, believe it or not, waiting till the end of the month does help. With the low inventory and dealers trying to move a certain number of vehicles each month for bonuses, if they have something your looking at and its the 31st your chances of getting a deal are in your favor.

[super_sxxy322]

Anyone here know if supplier pricing is transferable to immediate family? Husband gets through his job, but when we tried to get our authorization number from the site, the 'relationship to employee' box - the only option is 'self'. When showing my dealer upon ordering my 2SS, he said the deal would then have to be in his name...

Of course we ((can)) work it that way. But this car is allll mine and would prefer going under my credit only once it hits the lot. Not sure if we'll have to use his credit for a truck if we can't find a reasonable used one.

Thanks!

[mlee]

Originally Posted by super_sxxy322

Anyone here know if supplier pricing is transferable to immediate family? Husband gets through his job, but when we tried to get our authorization number from the site, the 'relationship to employee' box - the only option is 'self'. When showing my dealer upon ordering my 2SS, he said the deal would then have to be in his name...

Of course we ((can)) work it that way. But this car is allll mine and would prefer going under my credit only once it hits the lot. Not sure if we'll have to use his credit for a truck if we can't find a reasonable used one.

Thanks!

Yes it is. You can give the code to someone else.

But if you are planning a purchase in a few months it will use that up. I think you get one a year but could be wrong on that.

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by super_sxxy322

Anyone here know if supplier pricing is transferable to immediate family? Husband gets through his job, but when we tried to get our authorization number from the site, the 'relationship to employee' box - the only option is 'self'. When showing my dealer upon ordering my 2SS, he said the deal would then have to be in his name...

Of course we ((can)) work it that way. But this car is allll mine and would prefer going under my credit only once it hits the lot. Not sure if we'll have to use his credit for a truck if we can't find a reasonable used one.

Thanks!

...then, once you take delivery, don't forget that

[super_sxxy322]

Originally Posted by mlee

Yes it is. You can give the code to someone else.

But if you are planning a purchase in a few months it will use that up. I think you get one a year but could be wrong on that.

Soooo... after reading extensively into the rules and whatnot gibberish... You can only transfer to someone if YOU yourself (the employee of the supplier) use a code. You then use that same code to give to anyone, actually!

Maybe these rules have changed in recent time. But that's what I'm understanding of the current rules.

[super_sxxy322]

Originally Posted by arpad_m

...then, once you take delivery, don't forget that

HAHA! She will be blasted alllll over with pics Been waiting 21 years for this moment! Supplier discount or not, this car will be in my driveway soon enough, but not soon enough