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#27 of 49 Flex cash by mich04 Oct 14, 2004 (8:28 am)
I just read prior posting regarding to flex cash vouchers.I'm on market to buy ion red line. Could you guys explain a little bit more how do you get flex cash vouchers? Do I have to ask the dealer if he willing give to me?Or I need to get it someplace else? Your help will be appreciated Replies to this message: sat24 (Oct 19, 2004 2:55 pm)
#28 of 49 Re: Flex cash [mich04] by sat24 Oct 19, 2004 (2:55 pm)
Replying to: mich04 (Oct 14, 2004 8:28 am) Dealers earn flex cash certificates in $250 amounts. They receive them for taking extra inventory etc.. You have to ask about them in most cases. I contacted three dealerships before I found one with them. I hope this helps.
#29 of 49 I wasn't expecting any flex cash by driftracer Dec 06, 2004 (6:18 am)
after reading here, but I was shocked this weekend - picked up my new black Ion Redline, got the $3750 factory "down payment assistance" (not rebate, as they pointed out), plus $500 in flex cash on the car as a "marketing adjustment", plus another $250 when I balked at the service contract...75,000 factory extended warranty for $500...not bad.
#30 of 49 Re: the old trick [kurtamaxxguy] by sman290 Feb 06, 2005 (11:00 am)
Replying to: kurtamaxxguy (Feb 13, 2004 4:20 pm) There is no "gotcha" simply request that those are items that you do no want. You really need to drop this whole conspirecy thing. Also the Saturn Redline has all the same rebates as the rest of the Ion line up. Saturn has always been GM and while remain the same. Also you need to remember that one mans junks is another treasure. Let me know when you actually know what you are talking about... Replies to this message: Sylvia (Feb 06, 2005 7:14 pm)
#31 of 49 Re: the old trick [sman290] by Sylvia STAFF Feb 06, 2005 (7:14 pm)
Replying to: sman290 (Feb 06, 2005 11:00 am) Let's stay on topic of Prices Paid & Buying Experiences.   Thanks!
#32 of 49 Need Opinion by blue58 Mar 26, 2005 (8:45 pm)
Went with my mother to help her lease a Ion2 today. Told the salesperson that I was a GM supplier but they never quoted the discount price to me. They just kept saying that it would be 4-5% off the price they gave me. Anyway they gave me a msrp of 14699 minus $1500 in incentives. For 13199. This was off from the 12830 that Edmunds said people were paying. IF im leasing, does it matter what the final sales price is. They told me they couldnt take it down to the 12830. They said it would be the 139 month 0 money down for 39 months. I thought Saturn had a no haggle policy. This particular salesperson didnt seem to give any details. He was always very vague and didnt give detailed pricing like when I purchased other GM cars with my discount. I feel like I was not being told something or they were trying to make money on me. Was this the case? Why would they never quote me an exact price due to the GM supplier discount? My mother wanted specifics and they seemed to do everything possible to dodge them.
#35 of 49 Question about current pricing by legalsec Jul 30, 2005 (9:12 pm)
Hi, I've been out of the market for an ION and my brother-in-law might buy one. Would someone be kind enough to explain the effect of the current GM Employee Pricing system and flex cash certificates on the prior 2003 bargaining scheme, which consisted mostly of rebates and market adjustments? Thanks in advance.
#36 of 49 I'd wait.... by ghulet Aug 03, 2005 (8:44 pm)
....I just read yesterday (in the Chicago Tribune) that GM is making 'pricing adjustments' and adding equipment in some models (in lieu of 'Employee Pricing') and that the Ion2 sedan, at least, is supposed to go down in base price to something like $12490 (down almost $2500). It might be wise to wait a month til the '06s come out and see what materializes. Replies to this message: legalsec (Aug 04, 2005 3:06 am) vanman1 (Sep 18, 2005 5:29 pm) crimsondr (Oct 16, 2005 8:15 pm)

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