Join a credit union.
GM offers a credit Union discount program that offers pricing on par with GM's supplier discount program.
When I was still working I was eligible for the Supplier discount program, but after I retired I looked around and found the credit union discount program.
You can price out your car with options on line, and the website shows your discounted price. It works just like the "build your own" pages on the Corvette site.
Dealers don't have to accept it; just like they don't have to accept the supplier discount program, but I have never heard of anyone being refused. The website has a section for locating a participating dealer in your area.
I bought my last two Corvettes under the credit union program. One I ordered and the other I bought from inventory. Two previous Vettes were bought under the supplier discount.
Check at the supplier discount website first, to see if your employer is covered. Your employer may be eligible even if they are under a parent company that is covered.
https://www.gmsupplierdiscount.com/ip-vpp/
https://www.mygmdiscount.com/ip-vpp/...%20%2Bdiscount
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