General Motors will end its "employee pricing" sales promotion on Sept. 30, The Wall Street Journal reported.
GM has notified its dealers in an internal broadcast that it will replace the successful deal with "Total Value Promise" pricing, a new strategy based on lower prices rather than discounts.
Under the new plan, GM will set prices for its 2006 models that are closer to what the company thinks customers will actually pay.
The "value promise" strategy will result in price increases, however. For example, the base, employee price of a 2006 Chevrolet Tahoe 4X4 LT is $38,435; under the "value promise model," the base price is $46,265.
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Mr.Goodwrench-G.T. wrote:2006 Chevrolet Tahoe 4X4 LT price is $46,265.
does that actually say $46,000 for a full-size blazer? you have got to be joking
good... back to lower GMS pricing for those of us who get the discount.
I doubt it will happen.....Just my two cents..
Josh
SLK 32
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA 46k for a blazer HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
-Borsty
Didnt they say this 2 months ago?
*1yr later on TV*
Emplyee pricing ends may 30th, 2006! hurry up now!
there never going to be able to stop with it now, then people will just say, @!#$ you im going to the other guy who will give me the discount.
-Borsty
