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The dealer I'm most likely going with has the vehicle I want for the GM supplier price (not sure if I can take advantage of that since I have no relations with any GM employees).

Supplier discount is not the same as employee price unfortunately. I used to get a supplier discount with Ford, General Motors, and Nissan. That said, the big 3 are usually more aggressive with discounts on their full sized trucks as a general rule of thumb.

For now, they don't come off the price as much on the new Chevrolet and GMC mid sized trucks. I'm waiting for the novelty of a diesel mid sized truck to slow down before I buy a Colorado.

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Posted by 13SaintTiger

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Posted on 2/4/16 at 10:20 am to member12

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Supplier discount is not the same as employee price unfortunately.

But it's still a discount though right? Somethings better than nothing, even if it isn't I'd be good with a combination of the military and college grad discount if acceptable.

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I'm waiting for the novelty of a diesel mid sized truck to slow down before I buy a Colorado.

For me it's now or never, I plan on holding the 2016 Colorado for 20+ years if possible. And I don't think it's so much the novelty that is increasing the price so much because a diesel engine will set you back a couple thousands. It's the luxuries that contribute the most to truck mark-ups. All of these luxuries weren't as common 10+ years ago.

I'm wondering if I should wait until memorial day weekend to see what other incentives pop up.

This post was edited on 2/4/16 at 10:22 am

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