Devon
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^ Thanks for the details on your pricing.
I am not sure why you were given a base of $44,499 for the GT PRemium when the info on this site and on another forum are both saying it's 2K lower. The only reasonable explanation is your GT order includes the $2k equipment group 401A which is embedded in the base price, not broken out as an option. I have not included 401A in my pricing as I don't want it. My pricing has been calculated on the information provided in this thread - 15% (or 12%) off MSRP = invoice; plus additional 6.4% off invoice = employee pricing. The info provided above could be wrong of course.
Assuming the invoice to MSRP ratio is the same for the car and the options, you are getting a total discount of 12.39%. If that includes as opensesame says above an additional 6.4% discount below the invoice for the employee pricing, then the invoice is only 5.99% below MSRP (approximately - because the additional 6.4% is taken off the invoice and not the MSRP this is a little off, in fact the invoice will be a bit closer to the MSRP but cannot be precisely calculated with the data you provide). Again that is well below the 12% invoice in the US so this sounds like a marketing gimmick to me...need to confirm true invoice with some car service.
I am not sure why you were given a base of $44,499 for the GT PRemium when the info on this site and on another forum are both saying it's 2K lower. The only reasonable explanation is your GT order includes the $2k equipment group 401A which is embedded in the base price, not broken out as an option. I have not included 401A in my pricing as I don't want it. My pricing has been calculated on the information provided in this thread - 15% (or 12%) off MSRP = invoice; plus additional 6.4% off invoice = employee pricing. The info provided above could be wrong of course.
Assuming the invoice to MSRP ratio is the same for the car and the options, you are getting a total discount of 12.39%. If that includes as opensesame says above an additional 6.4% discount below the invoice for the employee pricing, then the invoice is only 5.99% below MSRP (approximately - because the additional 6.4% is taken off the invoice and not the MSRP this is a little off, in fact the invoice will be a bit closer to the MSRP but cannot be precisely calculated with the data you provide). Again that is well below the 12% invoice in the US so this sounds like a marketing gimmick to me...need to confirm true invoice with some car service.
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