Hey Vin,Furyan said:Does anyone know if there is a specific percentage discount that applies to this? Is the GM Employee Discount a standard % discount? Thanks for your thoughts.
b_a_betterperson said:If you can't pull the trigger now -- sit tight until the end of the December. GM and the dealer groups always want to close out their fiscal years on an up note -- which is how I wound up with an '04 for $25,999 plus a 0% note for 3 years with pretty much zero haggling. Good luck.
GM isn't a private company.dtor said:Does the Fiscal year not end on Sep 31 for private companies? :confused
To clarify, I was referring to it not being run by the government. The government's fiscal year ends Sept. 31, and I was under the impression many corporations' fiscal year ended at this time also.Mean Goat said:GM isn't a private company.
GM's fiscal year is the same as the calendar year. However, that's not the case with some other publically held companies....e.g., P & G's fiscal year ends June 30.dtor said:To clarify, I was referring to it not being run by the government. The government's fiscal year ends Sept. 31, and I was under the impression many corporations' fiscal year ended at this time also.
Mean Goat's right. A company's fiscal year can end at the end of any month, but something like 80% end with December -- the calendar year.dtor said:To clarify, I was referring to it not being run by the government. The government's fiscal year ends Sept. 31, and I was under the impression many corporations' fiscal year ended at this time also.