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GMC has said that there won't be any dealer markups or dealer discounts for the Hummer. It's no-haggle pricing.
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We have some good news for you. Automotive News is reporting that Duncan Aldred, vice president of global Buick and GMC, told investors on a call this absolutely won't happen. Yes, no-haggle pricing—once a bedrock of GM's defunct Saturn brand—means GMC Hummer purchasers will both get protected dealer price gouging and not receive incentives. Aldred promised that the price listed will be the price buyers pay, no negotiation required.
We're not privy to the conditions GMC will place on dealers, but Automotive News reports Aldred said that it's structuring the pricing scheme to provide sufficient margin to dealers, presumably so they'll get onboard. The report also notes that not all dealers will sell Hummer EVs—reportedly, only half of all GMC dealers have agreed to do so. We'd presume that electing to sell Hummers requires agreeing to the no-haggle pricing policies.
This is probably a good move for GMC to prevent ill-will among buyers turned off by opportunistic markups and perhaps speculative flipping, since it seems likely that Edition 1 Hummers will be scarce on the ground. We're sure buyers would pay a premium to get an Edition 1 early, but additional costs above MSRP won't be the limiting factor for now.
2022 GMC Hummer EV Pickup Truck Gets No-Haggle Pricing
A reliable report suggests that the price you see is the price you’ll pay on new GMC Hummer EV pickup trucks. That means no price gouging—or incentives.
We have some good news for you. Automotive News is reporting that Duncan Aldred, vice president of global Buick and GMC, told investors on a call this absolutely won't happen. Yes, no-haggle pricing—once a bedrock of GM's defunct Saturn brand—means GMC Hummer purchasers will both get protected dealer price gouging and not receive incentives. Aldred promised that the price listed will be the price buyers pay, no negotiation required.
We're not privy to the conditions GMC will place on dealers, but Automotive News reports Aldred said that it's structuring the pricing scheme to provide sufficient margin to dealers, presumably so they'll get onboard. The report also notes that not all dealers will sell Hummer EVs—reportedly, only half of all GMC dealers have agreed to do so. We'd presume that electing to sell Hummers requires agreeing to the no-haggle pricing policies.
This is probably a good move for GMC to prevent ill-will among buyers turned off by opportunistic markups and perhaps speculative flipping, since it seems likely that Edition 1 Hummers will be scarce on the ground. We're sure buyers would pay a premium to get an Edition 1 early, but additional costs above MSRP won't be the limiting factor for now.
Excellent news. I really didn't want to go down that road and end up walking away pissed off because that disclaimer I received certainly didn't suggest no haggle pricing.GMC has said that there won't be any dealer markups or dealer discounts for the Hummer. It's no-haggle pricing.
2022 GMC Hummer EV Pickup Truck Gets No-Haggle Pricing
A reliable report suggests that the price you see is the price you’ll pay on new GMC Hummer EV pickup trucks. That means no price gouging—or incentives.
We have some good news for you. Automotive News is reporting that Duncan Aldred, vice president of global Buick and GMC, told investors on a call this absolutely won't happen. Yes, no-haggle pricing—once a bedrock of GM's defunct Saturn brand—means GMC Hummer purchasers will both get protected dealer price gouging and not receive incentives. Aldred promised that the price listed will be the price buyers pay, no negotiation required.
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Well I guess even though GMC says there won't be any markups it doesn't mean dealers won't try to mark up the price...GMC has said that there won't be any dealer markups or dealer discounts for the Hummer. It's no-haggle pricing.
2022 GMC Hummer EV Pickup Truck Gets No-Haggle Pricing
A reliable report suggests that the price you see is the price you’ll pay on new GMC Hummer EV pickup trucks. That means no price gouging—or incentives.
We have some good news for you. Automotive News is reporting that Duncan Aldred, vice president of global Buick and GMC, told investors on a call this absolutely won't happen. Yes, no-haggle pricing—once a bedrock of GM's defunct Saturn brand—means GMC Hummer purchasers will both get protected dealer price gouging and not receive incentives. Aldred promised that the price listed will be the price buyers pay, no negotiation required.
We're not privy to the conditions GMC will place on dealers, but Automotive News reports Aldred said that it's structuring the pricing scheme to provide sufficient margin to dealers, presumably so they'll get onboard. The report also notes that not all dealers will sell Hummer EVs—reportedly, only half of all GMC dealers have agreed to do so. We'd presume that electing to sell Hummers requires agreeing to the no-haggle pricing policies.
This is probably a good move for GMC to prevent ill-will among buyers turned off by opportunistic markups and perhaps speculative flipping, since it seems likely that Edition 1 Hummers will be scarce on the ground. We're sure buyers would pay a premium to get an Edition 1 early, but additional costs above MSRP won't be the limiting factor for now.
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