You can use your GM points with any incentive.Can you combine the GM Employee price with "cash" from a GM Card?
Good deal.I decided to see if my dealership was willing to do anything and they have decided to make it right.
For my zip, 19007, the only Malibu listed is the '08, 1LT. New Malibus sell like crazy in my area.Here is a link for incentives. http://www.gm.com/vehicles/currentoffers/
It shows Employee pricing in our area for 09 Malibu.
GM knows us Midwesterners are cheapFor my zip, 19007, the only Malibu listed is the '08, 1LT. New Malibus sell like crazy in my area.
That would be everybody but you, right?GM knows us Midwesterners are cheap![]()
That's rightThat would be everybody but you, right?
I tried your zip for a 09 LTZ and get a employee price of a little over $2,000 off of list.For my zip, 19007, the only Malibu listed is the '08, 1LT. New Malibus sell like crazy in my area.
I see it, Lee. Originally I just scrolled down the opening page and only saw the 08 listed there. $2062 discount on an LTZ, not bad! I paid $25500 for my '08. The only options I ordered were the rear power package and the red paint. That puts me pretty much in line with the employee pricing. I wonder if anyone is getting employee pricing plus dealer discounts?I tried your zip for a 09 LTZ and get a employee price of a little over $2,000 off of list.
Try the link I provided. Near the upper right click on the button that says
"Find Your Employee Price"
It will be interesting to see. It's different than a rebate, but if the dealer is hungry, who knows.I wonder if anyone is getting employee pricing plus dealer discounts?
As a GM employee, I called on the Farm Bureau discount a couple weeks ago... apparantly they ended that incentive for employees. Not sure if the FB discount would still apply for non employees taking the current offer of GM employee pricing for everyone... would be interesting if they did. The other caveat (for non GMer's ) was going to be that you had to be a FB member for 60 days (or was it 6 months?) in order to get the incentive... not too helpful for those wanting a car quickly.You can use your GM points with any incentive.
Also ask the dealer if there is any local incentives. In Iowa, with Farm Bureau you receive a $500 rebate if you join for $30. We bought two cars this year, so for $30 we saved $1000. It would have been $1500 if we bought E85 vehicles.
I did not know about this program until the dealer told me about it.
I think this was only in Iowa, but there could be similar programs in your area.
I'll check the next time I'm at the dealer to see if the Farm Bureau thing is still current. It was treated as a rebate so you could stack it on top of other offers. But like I said, I don't think this was offered in many states. I was told the official policy was you had to wait 30 days before buying a car, but they also told me they would flex on that if I was in a hurry. Sometimes living in a small town is a good thing.As a GM employee, I called on the Farm Bureau discount a couple weeks ago... apparantly they ended that incentive for employees. Not sure if the FB discount would still apply for non employees taking the current offer of GM employee pricing for everyone... would be interesting if they did. The other caveat (for non GMer's ) was going to be that you had to be a FB member for 60 days (or was it 6 months?) in order to get the incentive... not too helpful for those wanting a car quickly.
When I took my first test drive the dealer quoted me $26,300 for the employee price.* MANUFACTURER'S SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE
* STANDARD VEHICLE PRICE $27,095.00
* Options installed by Manufacturer
* FRONT LICENSE PLATE BRACKET $ 0.00
* BLACK GRANITE METALLIC $ 95.00
* REAR POWER PACKAGE:
REAR POWER CENTER, 110V AC
REAR WINDOW SUNSHADE, MANUAL $ 250.00
* SUNROOF, POWER TILT AND SLIDE $ 800.00
* TOTAL OPTIONS $1,145.00
* TOTAL VEHICLE & OPTIONS $28,240.00
* DESTINATION CHARGE $650.00
* TOTAL VEHICLE PRICE $28,890.00