2010 Equinox LT1 supplier price?

[markm75]

Does anyone know how the supplier price is determined.. ie: off an msrp 26,670 lt1 equinox ?

Does it vary dealer to dealer? (credit union discount)

My dealer said my discount was $900 total.. i'm guessing it was the supplier discount ($400) + 500

Thanks

[ZQ8]

IT is on the INVOICE.

[FenwickHockey65]

FWD Equinox 1LT starts at $23,387 with Supplier Pricing.

[Fourmoremarine]

Originally Posted by markm75

Does anyone know how the supplier price is determined.. ie: off an msrp 26,670 lt1 equinox ?

Does it vary dealer to dealer? (credit union discount)

My dealer said my discount was $900 total.. i'm guessing it was the supplier discount ($400) + 500

Thanks

Isn't there some other dicounts out there gm conquest?

[markm75]

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

FWD Equinox 1LT starts at $23,387 with Supplier Pricing.

Still confused on what i would be paying ...

I basically went to lovemycreditunion.org and saw that it says for the nox.. supplier pricing PLUS 500 (other cars like say the impala say supplier pricing plus $2600)..

Am i to assume this means, whatever the supplier price is, i can then subtract another 500 from that? (and then ontop of that i can subtract another 500 for the 60 day return rebate)?

Ill take a look at the supplier price for the 2lt and see how much more it is.. also.. my dealer said that for the msrp 26,350, the supplier price is 25,379, whereas this gm site shows 25,509, confused on that too...

[KS227]

I'm getting my Equinox using the GM Supplier pricing, courtesy of my employer. There was a website I had to go to that allowed me to build and price my 'Nox using the supplier pricing. The price I have from the dealership is identical (down to the dollar). I don't enjoy haggling and I feel like I'm paying a fair price for a vehicle that's in very high demand right now.

The dealership promised me any and all rebates/incentives being offered at the time I take delivery - which should include $1000 Conquest and the $500 in lieu of the return policy. I've heard mixed stories of whether or not a dealership will give Conquest in conjunction with supplier pricing. Some people get lucky and get it, some do not. I intend to try.

The GM Supplier site will give you MSRP and Supplier Pricing for whatever configuration you want. For the AWD 1LT that I ordered, it's about a $900 difference (obviously not including rebates and incentives).

[mcroto97]

Hi I am in Canada and I ordered my Nox a few months back. This is the price I got with Gm supplier not sure if its good but it was the best I could do...

2010 2LT 4Cyl FWD- Only options are Metallic paint and Leather seats.
Basic vehicle MSRP = $32765
After discounts (supplier pricing only from what I can see on the Invoice)
Total basic Vehicle before taxes and dealer Junk = $29898

Then once I add freight, A/C tax , registration,tank of gas and sales taxes. subtract $1000 GM loyalty

Total vehicle price = $36514 on the road.

Plus I got the dealer to throw in winter mats for good measure. This sound reasonable to anyone?

[markm75]

Originally Posted by mcroto97

Hi I am in Canada and I ordered my Nox a few months back. This is the price I got with Gm supplier not sure if its good but it was the best I could do...

2010 2LT 4Cyl FWD- Only options are Metallic paint and Leather seats.
Basic vehicle MSRP = $32765
After discounts (supplier pricing only from what I can see on the Invoice)
Total basic Vehicle before taxes and dealer Junk = $29898

Then once I add freight, A/C tax , registration,tank of gas and sales taxes. subtract $1000 GM loyalty

Total vehicle price = $36514 on the road.

Plus I got the dealer to throw in winter mats for good measure. This sound reasonable to anyone?

What is this GM loyalty rebate?

I hadnt heard of that?

[mcroto97]

If you own a previous GM vehicle GM will give you $1000 off the purchase of your next one. This was happening at the time I signed the papers. Some dealers would not combine it with the supplier discount. I kept looking until I found one who would.

[silvergoat2k6]

Last I knew, you could go to www.gmsupplierdiscount.com and price out a GM model and get the supplier price right then and there...but what was said earlier is also correct...GMS pricing is listed on the invoice, just ask to see it.