What are you paying for 2011's

[Frank in MD]

Originally Posted by Camaro68

Frank you want to chim in here. If he dose not,
he can tell you about it.

If not, you can PM him that question.

I think he asked me if I was a member, can't remember
what he said.

Didn't see this until just now.

You must be a card carrying USAA Member to get the $750/$1,000 rebate.

If you have the blue USAA member card, or insurance through USAA (policy Card is sufficient), or previous loan docs through them then you qualify.

Any one of those three documents will qualify you for the loan, and no you do not need to finance the car w/ USAA in order to get the incentive.

[NYrat77]

1LT
RS
Auto

25,190
($835 Credit Union discount & $1,500 GM card)

If you can count the trade-in (02 Pontiac Firebird w/ over 100,000 miles and a couple issues = $3,000)

So really, 22,190 + taxes and fees


I'm happy enough with the discounts and trade-in combined.

[PutPut113]

any dealers out there, does GM Preferred Pricing include the destination charge (i think its $850)

[Frank in MD]

Originally Posted by PutPut113

any dealers out there, does GM Preferred Pricing include the destination charge (i think its $850)

Yes. Anyone who says different is a liar. Run, Do not walk.

[Frank in MD]

Originally Posted by NYrat77

1LT
RS
Auto

25,190
($835 Credit Union discount & $1,500 GM card)

If you can count the trade-in (02 Pontiac Firebird w/ over 100,000 miles and a couple issues = $3,000)

So really, 22,190 + taxes and fees


I'm happy enough with the discounts and trade-in combined.

Rough Book on that car is $3,150

http://www.nadaguides.com/Cars/2002/...dard-Equipment

[SchwarzerDrache]

Originally Posted by NYrat77

1LT
RS
Auto

25,190
($835 Credit Union discount & $1,500 GM card)

If you can count the trade-in (02 Pontiac Firebird w/ over 100,000 miles and a couple issues = $3,000)

So really, 22,190 + taxes and fees


I'm happy enough with the discounts and trade-in combined.

I thought I had heard that you could not combine the credit union discount and the GM card, or am I making stuff up?

[NYrat77]

Originally Posted by Frank in MD

Rough Book on that car is $3,150

http://www.nadaguides.com/Cars/2002/...dard-Equipment

She was in a couple accidents, (one of them major - insurance wanted to total it but we fought the big wigs since most of it was cosmetic) which gave it a low carfax score. So getting $3,000 for it was the best I could do even though I know it was worth more.




Thanks for looking that up! I'll miss her and she still looks good, but looking forward to meeting my new love.

[NYrat77]

Originally Posted by SchwarzerDrache

I thought I had heard that you could not combine the credit union discount and the GM card, or am I making stuff up?

I'm sure you heard it somewhere. Sometimes I guess you just get lucky with your dealer.

[IBM/2SS/RS/LS3]

Originally Posted by Frank in MD

Preferred Pricing isn't under invoice.

Then maybe you could help us with this. I thought 310 was invoice.

[PutPut113]

Originally Posted by IBM/2SS/RS/6MT

Then maybe you could help us with this. I thought 310 was invoice.

i have this printout for my car as well...if someone could walk us through this example, that would be SO HELPFUL

[Ovenmitt]

1SS 6SP

Red Jewel
Silver Stripes
RS
Boston Audio

Your Price: $32,517$900 below invoice

[Frank in MD]

Originally Posted by IBM/2SS/RS/6MT

Then maybe you could help us with this. I thought 310 was invoice.

310 is invoice.

[Memphis SS]

Originally Posted by Frank in MD

310 is invoice.

Frank,
that is the first time I have ever seen the Invoice above Perfer Pricing... I will scan mine tonight and post but everytime I have bought including my 2011 SS the prefer pricing was less then invoice (310)

[Memphis SS]

Originally Posted by IBM/2SS/RS/6MT

Then maybe you could help us with this. I thought 310 was invoice.

Your sheet numbers are more inline with what I've seen when I bought