Dealing on an H3
#31
04-05-2006, 03:15 PM
RE: Dealing on an H3
ORIGINAL: retnuh5
Hi dilo2001gt,
My dealer tipped me off to this. It is only valid until May 31st, 2006. They are calling it the "gmsupplier discount plus".
You can extend your discount twice to a friend or family member until end of May and still keep your two vehicles a year. They are trying to drum up some gm sales. You can find the details on gmsupplierdiscount.com
Hi dilo2001gt,
My dealer tipped me off to this. It is only valid until May 31st, 2006. They are calling it the "gmsupplier discount plus".
You can extend your discount twice to a friend or family member until end of May and still keep your two vehicles a year. They are trying to drum up some gm sales. You can find the details on gmsupplierdiscount.com
Yes they have that promotion but i got mine threw my work they have a deal with GM i can get mine anytime i ordered mine in June 2005 i got $4,000 off
#32
04-05-2006, 03:23 PM
RE: Dealing on an H3
ORIGINAL: Dennis
Sorry to have wasted your's and my time with trying to explain all this crap!
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ORIGINAL: Cruizer
Uh yeah, know that. All I'm saying is that it should have a wiring harness (7 prong) without the crap in your pic. All of our trailers are wired for 6 prong and we once ran into this problem before so we bought a 7 to 6 instead of rewiring 3 trailers. Enough said, the outlet is wired onto the vehicle therefore it has to come with it. (Or perhaps the 'electrical outlet' refers to the 7 prong not an actual electrical outlet - I have seen an actual electrical outlet in a similar location on a different vehicle before as well.)
ORIGINAL: Dennis
Maybe I assumed you knew..if you tow a trailer, it needs to have all the rear lights working on it...
Maybe I assumed you knew..if you tow a trailer, it needs to have all the rear lights working on it...
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#33
04-05-2006, 03:23 PM
RE: Dealing on an H3
I get the suppliers discount through work also for all the major car makers. But this is the first time I have ever seen them allow me to give my discounted rate to a friend or family member. Have you ever seen them do that before?
#34
04-05-2006, 03:33 PM
RE: Dealing on an H3
ORIGINAL: retnuh5
I get the suppliers discount through work also for all the major car makers. But this is the first time I have ever seen them allow me to give my discounted rate to a friend or family member. Have you ever seen them do that before?
I get the suppliers discount through work also for all the major car makers. But this is the first time I have ever seen them allow me to give my discounted rate to a friend or family member. Have you ever seen them do that before?
When i did it they told me one more family member can do this too. The promotion is probably for the friends
#35
04-05-2006, 04:27 PM
RE: Dealing on an H3
ORIGINAL: skeeet
I am surprised they are saying there is no protection package. They will also add a doc. fee around $400-$500, and wanted another $300 for thief protection which is the numbers eched into the windows.
I am surprised they are saying there is no protection package. They will also add a doc. fee around $400-$500, and wanted another $300 for thief protection which is the numbers eched into the windows.
Las Vegas is only another 5 hours away which i believe will save you another $1000 to $1500 at least.
By the way, on the internet they gave me an intially good price but when i got there they said they made a mistake and it was really another $1400 more (this was the Tuscan dealer- Royal Hummer/Buick). They all play games. Buying a new car is now as much fun as a root canal.
#36
04-05-2006, 10:10 PM
RE: Dealing on an H3
ORIGINAL: Cruizer
Superior Blue/Ebony
There is another very similarly equiped that is Boulder Grey/Ebony.
The trailering 'equipment' is the hitch and wiring. I thought the Trailering Package was an adapter plug and something else I don't need(?)
Superior Blue/Ebony
There is another very similarly equiped that is Boulder Grey/Ebony.
The trailering 'equipment' is the hitch and wiring. I thought the Trailering Package was an adapter plug and something else I don't need(?)
DOES IT LOOK LIKE THIS http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2198683/1
#39
04-06-2006, 11:12 PM
RE: Dealing on an H3
), roof racks, and the interior is ebony cloth. Nice ride BTW! I've been checking out your pics for days! Here's my cardomain: http://www.cardomain.com/ride/570867
I tried to call the salesguy back today. They have two of these and the other is just a little higher priced. I was trying to see what options it has. If the only difference was the chrome appearance package I might do that. I didn't get him though. Unfortunately our trip is off until Monday but I am pretty clear on what I want now at least!
#40
04-06-2006, 11:13 PM
RE: Dealing on an H3
ORIGINAL: skeeet
If I was pregnant I also would not drive 10.5 hours for sure but then if I was pregnant I would be very concerned. Best wishes with the newbie ! Is it your first?
If I was pregnant I also would not drive 10.5 hours for sure but then if I was pregnant I would be very concerned. Best wishes with the newbie ! Is it your first?
