My Chevy Price Guarantee Experience

Hulkamaniac · 05-08-2014, 10:15 AM

Everyone should get the original price you were quoted.

If not, WALK AWAY.

I get Supplier Pricing through my dealership here in Iowa.

My original MSRP was $68k. Supplier Price $62k. My original agreement.

After price increase, MSRP $71K, Supplier Price $65k.

My dealership honored the Supplier Pricing and the original price of $62k.

ANY dealership who doesn't honor their original agreement or charges above MSRP isn't worth their weight in rusted out Mustangs.

ANY dealership who won't sell a C7 at Supplier Price to a GM Supplier and charges MSRP or above, isn't worth their weight in rusted out Challengers.

My dealership honors Supplier Pricing for all GM Suppliers and their GM Supplier Friends and Family Program. PM me for my buddy's dealership and contact information. He said he'll be more than happy to honor Supplier Pricing on all C7's.

Yes, I waited 5 months for my car, but I got a $6k discount. Couldn't drive it during the winter anyway. Worth the wait.

What could you do with the $6k you saved???

regguy1 · 05-08-2014, 12:01 PM

GM has a credit union member discount program, the prices are the same as supplier. Does your guy honor CU pricing?

Hulkamaniac · 05-08-2014, 05:43 PM

I talked to my buddy.

His allocations for coupes is exhausted.

He only has a couple of convertible allocations left.

They do honor the Credit Union Price Program, Supplier Pricing, and Supplier Friends & Family.

All special pricing programs are strictly voluntary on the dealership's part. Not all dealerships participate.

05-08-2014, 10:15 AM	#1
Hulkamaniac Livin' the Dream Drives: '23 Charger GT, '23 Stingray Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Hiding in your closet... Posts: 784 View My Garage	My Chevy Price Guarantee Experience Everyone should get the original price you were quoted. If not, WALK AWAY. I get Supplier Pricing through my dealership here in Iowa. My original MSRP was $68k. Supplier Price $62k. My original agreement. After price increase, MSRP $71K, Supplier Price $65k. My dealership honored the Supplier Pricing and the original price of $62k. ANY dealership who doesn't honor their original agreement or charges above MSRP isn't worth their weight in rusted out Mustangs. ANY dealership who won't sell a C7 at Supplier Price to a GM Supplier and charges MSRP or above, isn't worth their weight in rusted out Challengers. My dealership honors Supplier Pricing for all GM Suppliers and their GM Supplier Friends and Family Program. PM me for my buddy's dealership and contact information. He said he'll be more than happy to honor Supplier Pricing on all C7's. Yes, I waited 5 months for my car, but I got a $6k discount. Couldn't drive it during the winter anyway. Worth the wait. What could you do with the $6k you saved??? __________________ If you spell Chuck Norris in Scrabble, you win. Forever. Last edited by Hulkamaniac; 05-08-2014 at 05:44 PM.

05-08-2014, 05:43 PM	#3
Hulkamaniac Livin' the Dream Drives: '23 Charger GT, '23 Stingray Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Hiding in your closet... Posts: 784 View My Garage	I talked to my buddy. His allocations for coupes is exhausted. He only has a couple of convertible allocations left. They do honor the Credit Union Price Program, Supplier Pricing, and Supplier Friends & Family. All special pricing programs are strictly voluntary on the dealership's part. Not all dealerships participate. __________________ If you spell Chuck Norris in Scrabble, you win. Forever. Last edited by Hulkamaniac; 05-08-2014 at 07:21 PM.

05-08-2014, 12:01 PM	#2
regguy1 Drives: 2014 Corvette Coupe Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Ohio Posts: 170	GM has a credit union member discount program, the prices are the same as supplier. Does your guy honor CU pricing?