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2K below invoice through 3rd parties usually involves Nissan VPP pricing one way or another. American Express likely has a partnership with dealers and Nissan and are extending the VPP
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2K below invoice through 3rd parties usually involves Nissan VPP pricing one way or another. American Express likely has a partnership with dealers and Nissan and are extending the VPP discounts through Nissan to the dealership. Think of them as the middle man.
I got my car for $2K below invoice, but I had VPP discount code direct from a Nissan Motors employee. 
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