Pricing with GMS Discount

[ajburton13]

I am close to purchasing a '06 H3, I am guessing the 0% financing is still available, it is according to the website anyways. What can I expect to pay for an adventure model that is around $32,000? I am getting a pretty good offer for a dealer in NC, but I am trying to buy in SC if possible.

[meyergsr]

Go to this website http://www.gmfamilyfirst.com/ip-gmemployee/ At the top of the page where it says vehicle shopping drop down to supplier pricing and follow the links to see the pricing for the inventory at your dealer.

[Hummer Guy]

GMS Pricing is set on the vehicle invoice by GM, so dealers cannot change the price. No such thing as 'a pretty good offer' -- since it is not up to the dealer what to offer. If the truck is far away have your closest dealer try to get it for you and purchase where you want. Good luck!

[f5fstop]

GMS is employee discount, GMID or supplier is less of a discount. Are you talking about GMID or GMS?

Also, if a dealer has to pay charges to pick up a vehicle, they can pass the charges on to you. Local, they usually don't charge. Long distance where they have to send someone a couple hundred miles or hire a hauler, and most likely they will pass the charges to you.