GM supplier discount

[ups79]

When I was an employee we had a GM suppliers discount on a new car. We are getting ready to trade for a chevolet and I was wondering does anyone know whether as a retiree are we eligible for this discount on a new car?

 

[klein]

No clue !
But, I can tell you the new Impala is getting the best hands up !
Probably will become the car of the year.

 

[cachsux]

No clue !

Admitting the problem is the first step.


To the op, if you GM discount code you should be able to take it to a dealer to make a purchase. I've never had one dig any deeper once you give them the paperwork.

 

[Delivered]

If you have access to upsers.com i think it will tell you

 

[scratch]

The GM discount is still listed on UPSers.com, but I don't think that retirees qualify. I hope I'm wrong, i got a good deal with Ford the last time I bought a new car.
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[Bagels]

At least in the Midwest, dealers will hook-up consumers with supplier discounts. Not a very hard thing to do.

 

[bikerdan]

That's a good question. Earlier this year when I was buying a new Lincoln I tried getting on upsers.com to get the employee discount information, only to fine I was denied access. I called human resource and was told after 15 months retires are locked out of the web portal. I called a friend that got me the discount information I needed and the purchase was completed with no problems. From what I remember those discounts were available to current employees and retires. But not having access to the portal, how are you going to be able to us the discounts?

 

[brownmonster]

Retiree discounts are only available on the Buick Park Avenue and Lasabre models.