How much does a GMID save off an H3?

[The Green Lantern]

Originally Posted by nychot

from gm friends and family site --

Who is eligible for the GM Employee Discount?
Eligible participants in the GM New Vehicle Purchase Program can share their discounts with any of these eligible family members:
Spouse
Children
Stepchildren
Grandchildren
Stepgrandchildren
Same Sex Domestic Partner (Where applicable. Please check with the National Benefits Center at 1-800-489-4646 for eligibility.)
Parents
Stepparents
Siblings (including full, half and step)
Mother-/father-in-law
Sons-/daughters-in-law
Brothers-/sisters-in-law

Great info nychot, I'll keep that in mind!

[nychot]

more --

Who can I share my GM in the Driveway authorization numbers with?
You can share authorization numbers with extended family, friends or neighbors who are not currently eligible for your GM Employee Vehicle Purchase Discount. When deciding on people to share this opportunity with, think about people who don’t currently have a GM vehicle — and GM owners who you know want to add another GM vehicle to their driveway. Watch for any “driveway opportunities??? that may hold promise for a sale.
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Can the authorization numbers be sent directly to my friends or relatives?
Once you have obtained an authorization number from the web site, you will be able to e-mail the information directly to your prospects.
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What is the policy for misuse?
Authorization numbers may not be sold or bartered. This program is subject to audit and verification, and misuse will result in sanctions against the GM employee. Violations of these program rules and guidelines by any purchaser may result in sanctions against the eligible participant. Sanctions may include, but are not limited to, the loss of privileges, repayment of monies and/or employment action, up to and including the termination of employment. In addition, legal action may be commenced for violation of program rules.
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Can my prospect combine this authorization number with current incentives?
In most cases, yes. Have your prospect visit a GM Dealer for details on eligible incentives or you can click here to view current incentive offers.
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How many vehicles is my prospect eligible to purchase/lease?
The participant may purchase or lease one eligible vehicle per authorization number.
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Can my prospect receive this discount from any GM Dealer?
This program is available through all participating U.S. GM Dealers and is voluntary on the part of the dealers. Dealer participation is on a vehicle-by-vehicle basis. Your prospects should inform their dealer of their intention to use the “GM in the Driveway??? authorization number during their first contact with the dealer. If their dealer elects not to participate, they may visit another GM Dealer.
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How can my prospect learn more about specific vehicles, features and prices?
Direct them to gmbuypower.com. It has all the information they will need, including selecting the right vehicle for them and building a new vehicle to their own specifications.
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Which GM Cardmember Services products are compatible with the NVPP/GMS discount?
Only Earnings from the GM Extended Family Card (800-419-6698) and GM Business Card (800-446-5347) may be combined with the Employee/Supplier Discount. Please visit gmcardmemberservices.com or call the numbers listed for further details.
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Is the GM In The Driveway Program compatible with GM Card Earnings?
Yes, Earnings from all GM Cardmember Services products may be combined with the GM In The Driveway Program.
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Are the GMID and GM Card Earnings compatible with Employee/Supplier Discount?
No, GM In The Driveway authorizations and Earnings from the original GM Card (blue), the GM Gold Card, the GM Card (standard) or the GM Platinum Card program may not be used in conjunction with the Employee/Supplier Discount.
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[nychot]

THE GMS SUPPLIER PROGRA, FAQ

Who is eligible?
Active hourly and salaried (full- and part-time) employees of eligible GM suppliers and business associates (e.g., fleet and commercial customers), not including contract employees. Please note: To qualify for this program, you must be a resident of the United States. To determine if your company is eligible, please contact your HR department.
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How long are these offers available?
The vehicle discount is valid for eligible new and unused 2006, 2007 and 2008 GM vehicles retail-delivered through December 31, 2007.
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Which GM vehicles are eligible?
All new and unused 2006, 2007 and 2008 GM passenger cars, SUVs, vans and light-duty trucks, except those listed here. Saab and Saturn vehicles are eligible, although eligibility may change at any time without notice. Chevrolet Corvette Z06, HUMMER H1 Alpha and medium-duty vehicles are not eligible. Some other models may have limited availability. See your participating dealer.
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What is the vehicle discount?
As an eligible GM supplier, you can purchase vehicles at a specially discounted price. To compare the MSRP to the supplier price, click here. Choose a make and model from the "Build Your Own" menu. As you add options, you'll see comparisons of both prices.
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How many vehicles am I eligible to purchase/lease?
You may purchase/lease up to two eligible new and unused vehicles per calendar year. The vehicles must be retail-delivered by December 31, 2007.
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Can I receive this discount from any GM Dealer?
This program is available through all participating U.S. GM Dealers and is voluntary on the part of the dealers. Dealer participation is on a vehicle line basis. Please inform your dealer of your intention to use the GM Supplier Discount during your first contact with your dealer. If your dealer elects not to participate, you may visit another GM Dealer.
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How do I get the GM Supplier Discount?
It's simpler than ever. Obtain your Company Code and visit www.gmsupplierdiscount.com to request your personal Authorization Number. Take your personal Authorization Number to a participating GM Dealer and receive your vehicle discount.
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Can I combine this discount with current incentives?
In most cases. Visit your dealer for details on eligible incentives, or see current incentives on this site to see how the values add up.
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Can I order a vehicle through this program, rather than choosing one from my GM Dealer's inventory?
Yes, if you order through a participating GM Dealer and take retail delivery by December 31, 2007.
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How do I get the GM Extended Family Card?
Simply go to www.gmextendedfamily.com and click on "Apply Now." While you're there, check out GM's great lineup of vehicles and pick the one you'll be earning toward.
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What's the difference between the GM Extended Family Card and the GM Flexible Earnings Card?
The GM Extended Family Card was created for members of the GM family who are eligible for the GM Supplier Vehicle Purchase program discount. It offers a full 1% earnings on all credit card purchases, which can be combined with your GM discount for even greater savings. GM Extended Family Card Earnings can be redeemed toward any eligible vehicle from Chevrolet, Buick, Pontiac, GMC, Saturn, HUMMER, Saab and Cadillac. With the GM Extended Family Card, you also have the option to receive your Earnings as cash, in increments of $50, if you decide you are not in the market for a new vehicle.

With the GM Flexible Earnings Card, you get 3% Earnings toward an eligible, new GM vehicle from Chevrolet, Buick, Pontiac, GMC, HUMMER and Cadillac. Or you can opt to receive 1% Earnings toward any other new vehicle of your choice ($100 minimum) or get 1% cash back in $100 increments. There is no annual limit on how much you can earn but there are Redemption Allowances that vary by vehicle and model year. Visit www.gmflexcard.com for details. Earnings from the GM Flexible Earnings Card can not be combined with your GM Supplier Vehicle Purchase program discount.
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Do I have to purchase or lease through GMAC?
You do not have to purchase through GMAC, but all leases must go through GMAC.
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Are dealer-installed options covered by this discount (e.g., theft-deterrent devices, etc.)?
No. Any additional dealer-installed options, conversion/upfit packages, General Motors Protection Plans and other extra-charge items will be supplied at a price agreed upon between the customer and the dealer.
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Are dealer demonstration vehicles included in this program?
Yes, if the vehicle has less than 7,500 miles and a dealer demo allowance has not been paid on the vehicle. See your dealer for details.
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Can I use a trade-in with this program?
Please contact your nearest dealership for more information about trade-ins.
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Does the purchase/lease require a down payment?
Your dealership will be able to provide details on the down payment of your chosen vehicle.
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How long do I have to keep the vehicle to qualify for the GM Supplier Discount?
The vehicle must be retained for a minimum of six (6) months if purchased or leased, except Chevrolet Corvette (excluding Z06, which is not eligible), Pontiac Solstice, Saturn SKY and Cadillac XLR, which have a required retention period of two (2) years from the vehicle delivery date.
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I recently bought/leased a new GM vehicle. Can I still apply for the GM Supplier Discount?
No. Previous purchases/leases are not eligible.
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Can I title a vehicle under my business name?
Yes. The GM Supplier Discount program now allows eligible participants to title a vehicle in the name of their business.
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Are my family members eligible for the vehicle discount?
No. All vehicles must be titled and registered or leased (GMAC SmartLease) in the approved employee's or company's name. The vehicle may be jointly registered, licensed, titled, insured and/or owned in the approved employee's name and the name of his or her spouse.
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How can I find out more about a specific GM model?
Questions about vehicle features, pricing, model eligibility, leasing and incentives should be directed to a participating GM Dealer. You can also visit gm.com for more information.

[The Green Lantern]

STOP the copy and paste thing!

[RuggedH2]

This is sooo typical of a NY demo, Hillary supporter.

Have all the info and read it all the way through, and not have any clue of how it applies. Cut and paste all sorts of info for everyone, showing your lack of understanding and what a complete tool you are.

I wish you knew how that tag applies.

[nychot]

Originally Posted by The Green Lantern

STOP the copy and paste thing!

just wanted to get all clarified. hope this helps anyone seeking a discount on the h3. there was just too much misinformation and contradictions floating around. maybe it should all be put in separate thread???

[The Green Lantern]

I can see, she goes back and forth ....google.....Elcova.....lurk.....troll.....cut.. ..paste.....troll....Elcova.....google....Element forum...troll....Elcova....FJ Forum...google......Elcova...lurk.....



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[f5fstop]

Originally Posted by nychot

most if not all of the gmid certificate numbers one can score on line result in an h3 buyer getting the gm supplier discount -- which i got, not the gmid discount, which stands for 'general motors in your driveway' and goes only to relatives up to grandchildren of actual gm employees. NOT TRUE. GMID is a discount any GM employee can give to anyone; EXCEPT those who qualify for a GMS discount. I have given GMID's to quite a few on this board and not related to any. GMID is the same discount as the a supplier discount. GMS is a GREATER discount than the GMID or GM Supplier discount, since it is for GM employees or their IMMEDIATE family member.
in fact when i got my h3, the dealer initially thought i had the 'family' gmid but when the cert # was punched in to the computer it showed the dealer that i got the supplier discount. again, it's less of a discount than the true gmid, but still great. even the dealers are unsure of which is which -- gms vs gmid -- and what it means until they punch in the number.

I have not the time to read all the threads, but this information and the information you posted earlier is incorrect. As a GM employee who has given out many GMIDs, and GMS to my family members, I do know the differences.

[RuggedH2]

Come on Nychot, tell F5 how he is wrong, and doesn't know what he's talking about.

[f5fstop]

[quote=nychot]you are so gmid is an umbrella for two types of discounts -- family members of gm employees, or friends and/or family (or anyone who scores one online) of gm suppliers. (I can obtain a GMS online in the same time it takes to obtain a GMID, and I can also obtain a GMS for my family members online in the same time.) unless you are related to a gm employee, which has to be PROVEN to the dealer. (It DOES NOT HAVE TO BE PROVEN to a Dealer. I have given a few to family members who have different last names, and the dealers have never asked for proof. The proof lies with an internal audit that GM periodically performs on GMS certificates. Once I had to have my sister-in-law send me a copy of her marriage certificate to prove to a GM auditor my GMS given to her was legitimate. If a dealer is asking for proof, it is at their request; not that of GM. its nolo contendre. but it's no problemo with the supplier discount. don;t listen to the moron who is contradicting me. [\quote]

I'm contradicting you.

[RuggedH2]

Is GMS a bigger discount or GMID? (I already know)

[The Green Lantern]

Where is NYSHUT now?!!!!

[f5fstop]

Originally Posted by nychot

from gm friends and family site --

Who is eligible for the GM Employee Discount?
Eligible participants in the GM New Vehicle Purchase Program can share their discounts with any of these eligible family members:
Spouse
Children
Stepchildren
Grandchildren
Stepgrandchildren
Same Sex Domestic Partner (Where applicable. Please check with the National Benefits Center at 1-800-489-4646 for eligibility.)
Parents
Stepparents
Siblings (including full, half and step)
Mother-/father-in-law
Sons-/daughters-in-law
Brothers-/sisters-in-law

I'm not sure who is owned? But I do know I'm confused as hell with all your different posts which are confusing GMID/GMS and probably a few more.
This information is correct for a GMS discount. In one message you post, "which i got, not the gmid discount, which stands for 'general motors in your driveway' and goes only to relatives up to grandchildren of actual gm employees." However, if you read what is posted in this posting, you will see GMS goes to family members.
In another thread you state, "you are so gmid is an umbrella for two types of discounts -- family members of gm employees, or friends and/or family (or anyone who scores one online) of gm suppliers." GMID is NOT an umbrella, it is simply a discount that GM employees can give to their friends, acquaintances or family members who do NOT quality for GMS, such as cousins.

Go almost to the bottom, and this is from the GM employee website.
http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/s...ight=GMID+NVPP

[The Green Lantern]

I think it's not worth responding to this fellow, because she is an AE.

[nychot]

Originally Posted by 0313H3

This is sooo typical of a NY demo, Hillary supporter.

Have all the info and read it all the way through, and not have any clue of how it applies. Cut and paste all sorts of info for everyone, showing your lack of understanding and what a complete tool you are.

I wish you knew how that tag applies.

you are so fvcking ignorant!!!!! hillary? demo??? that really has a lot to do with gmid vs gms, doesn't it, punchy? are attacks on race and religion next after demo and hillary, bigot??? btw, if you knew who i was you wouldn't put me in hillary's corner -- that is SO funny. but that's only because you dont know who i am and because you are a raving axxhole. i'm not getting into another pissing match with a moron like you. i posted the info. i think it's valuable for anyone looking to get a deal on a new h3. lighten tfu, jo.

[f5fstop]

Originally Posted by 0313H3

Is GMS a bigger discount or GMID? (I already know)

Of course.... GMS, which is actually called a NVPP - New Vehicle Purchse Program. Many moons ago, GM offered three different types of discounts to their employees and family members (long before that ridiculous Same Sex Domestic Partner BS). One was GMO, which basically stood for GM Order, and GMS which stood for GM stock, and of course the GM Company Owned vehicle program (aka PEP). In those days, you would get a discount form purchasing a vehicle on the dealers lot GMS, or a greater discount if you ordered one from the dealer (GMO). They did away with the greater discount and left the GMS for either stock item or an ordered item. Many get GMS mixed up with GM supplier, and then later GM added GMID.

[f5fstop]

Originally Posted by The Green Lantern

I think it's not worth responding to this fellow, because she is an AE.

Beginning to believe that myself. Oh well, I had a bad day and felt like blasting someone.

[RuggedH2]

nychot
Hummer Veteran Join Date: Dec 2006
Posts: 79


Re: People come here to learn, not be insulted!

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Originally Posted by 0313H3
Ok

Are you sure you're not a democrat? What are you doing driving a Hummer?

Originally Posted by Nychot

i am a democrat and a liberal, a gun totin, hummer drivin liberal democrat and dont forget dickhead we control th congress, and when we get hillary in the white house , that's right a dyke as president -- she's sending all a y'all morons off to bitch concentration camps where you can do each other in style...hummer lubricant works best.!

It's all in the "people come here to learn" thread. Read it again. By the way, If they do come here to learn, they should not listen to you.

[The ArchiTexan]

Originally Posted by nychot

you are so fvcking ignorant!!!!! hillary? demo??? that really has a lot to do with gmid vs gms, doesn't it, punchy? are attacks on race and religion next after demo and hillary, bigot??? btw, if you knew who i was you wouldn't put me in hillary's corner -- that is SO funny. but that's only because you dont know who i am and because you are a raving axxhole. i'm not getting into another pissing match with a moron like you. i posted the info. i think it's valuable for anyone looking to get a deal on a new h3. lighten tfu, jo.

Hi nychot, welcome aboard!!

[nychot]

Originally Posted by f5fstop

I'm not sure who is owned? But I do know I'm confused as hell with all your different posts which are confusing GMID/GMS and probably a few more.
This information is correct for a GMS discount. In one message you post, "which i got, not the gmid discount, which stands for 'general motors in your driveway' and goes only to relatives up to grandchildren of actual gm employees." However, if you read what is posted in this posting, you will see GMS goes to family members.
In another thread you state, "you are so gmid is an umbrella for two types of discounts -- family members of gm employees, or friends and/or family (or anyone who scores one online) of gm suppliers." GMID is NOT an umbrella, it is simply a discount that GM employees can give to their friends, acquaintances or family members who do NOT quality for GMS, such as cousins.

Go almost to the bottom, and this is from the GM employee website.
http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/s...ight=GMID+NVPP

i read it. good explanation.