Offers and Incetives
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I'm not sure about GMC incentives, however it appears as if there are dealers that are now advertising dealer discounts off MSRP for some models:
%VEHICLE_SEARCH_PAGE_KEYWORDS_CAP_FIRST_LETTER% Vehicles for Sale in %CITY%, %STATE% | %DEALER_NAME%
Search %VEHICLE_SEARCH_PAGE_KEYWORDS% vehicles for sale in %CITY%, %STATE% at %DEALER_NAME%. We're your preferred dealership serving %DEALER_GEO_ONE%, %DEALER_GEO_TWO%, and %DEALER_GEO_THREE%.
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I think we'll start seeing GM incentives in the 2024 calendar year if production (as well as the competition's production) continues to increase.
I think GM increased its production for the Tahoe/Yukon/Surburban between 10-25% from 2023 Q1 to 2023 Q2 depending on the model:
2024 Chevrolet Tahoe Sales Figures
Chevrolet Tahoe monthly, quarterly, and yearly sales and statistics in the United States. Including data and interactive charts for the latest model year 2024 and crossover/suvs segment.
2024 Chevrolet Suburban Sales Figures
Chevrolet Suburban monthly, quarterly, and yearly sales and statistics in the United States. Including data and interactive charts for the latest model year 2024 and crossover/suvs segment.
2024 GMC Yukon Sales Figures
GMC Yukon monthly, quarterly, and yearly sales and statistics in the United States. Including data and interactive charts for the latest model year 2024 and crossover/suvs segment.
But perhaps the biggest winner was Ford taking advantage of GM not increasing production fast enough. The Expedition registered over a 50% increase in sales from 2023 Q1 to 2023 Q2:
2024 Ford Expedition Sales Figures
Ford Expedition monthly, quarterly, and yearly sales and statistics in the United States. Including data and interactive charts for the latest model year 2024 and crossover/suvs segment.
Unless some crazy world event happens, I'm confident the full size SUV market is going to be oversupplied by the end of 2024.
Nothing more than GMS employee pricing
How does one obtain supplier or employee pricing?
Resurrecting this thread (or necro'ing it as the kids these days say) ... I just found this and not sure if it's still true since it lists 2022s ...
It should still be true, I was able to use my supplier discount on my wife’s 2023 Tahoe. I hadn’t even used it for myself yet either. I did have to be there in person and show my work ID though.
Issue is finding a dealer that is willing to sell an "eligible" vehicle at supplier. Even though the demand has eased some, still don't see GM lots full of Tahoes/Yukons like they are filled with trucks right now.
There seem to be more and more people finding dealers willing to accept it, but I'd guess those are still the minority.
There seem to be more and more people finding dealers willing to accept it, but I'd guess those are still the minority.
It is definitely tough, but the Yukon and Tahoe are a lot easier than the Escalade at least. For my wife’s Tahoe, the second dealer I visited was willing to accept it on her order. For my Yukon, the first dealer I tried locally accepted the supplier discount on my order. The Escalade was much harder. I am in south Florida and ended up having to order from a dealer in Indianapolis to secure supplier pricing. My Yukon allocation has been accepted though so I’ll be cancelling the Escalade order. I should add no one would really accept it on vehicles on the lot, only orders.
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