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Originally Posted by MattRoberts123
Well I personally have been in situations where the dealer would inflate the price of my trade in, in the attempt to make me feel happier because he "couldn't" discount the price of the car.
If this situation were to present itself, or the opposite, then I think it would be in my best interest to first negotiate the price of my car, so I know what it was worth in a totally unbiased way... then let them know I planned to use GMID, IF they were to allow me to even use it.
But just my 2cents
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ok i will try it another way...if you get 3,000 off the sticker and are happy with your negotiation, and then pull out your GMID certificate, you do not get the 3,000 off of that, YOU GET WHAT IS PRINTED ON THE INVOICE listed as the SUPPLIER price....so hiding the gmid or the trade or the bad credit or the my dad is a salesman or anything else DOES NOT DO ANYTHING FOR YOU......