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what is difference between Nissan employee pricing and VPP pricing?

Employee Pricing and VPP pricing is the same.
Nissan just calls it VPP. But there are different levels. A plan is a direct Nissan Employee. Most companies that qualify for VPP are usually D plan.

Unless you are talking someone works for a Nissan Dealership, then there is no employee pricing directly from Nissan. Nissan does not consider dealership personnel as Nissan Employees. Kind of sucks.

Hope that helps a little.

Bummer, both mine and my wife's companies are on this list. I got mine for about $600 under invoice. Could I have done better? Not that it matters now...

No it would come out around 100-200 below invoice. You did better!

:tup:

I have Plan B. How much below invoice should I expect? Thanks.

I think b is 4.3%, not positive though. That is off the top of my head.

My life on the D list.

Wonder if there's any openings at Nissan USA? Like that could happen.

Fellow D listers - the sale has to be completed before 3/31 so ordering is a non-starter.

I got excellent results with the American Express Car Buying program. Lowest at $600 under. One dealer said ordering is a problem, a second said it was no problem. Both said they had no additional fees (transaction fee, dealer location fee, etc.)as a previous poster ran into.

Do you have to add 2.5% back into a plan B?

sorry if this has been answered before, but can you use VPP for purchasing a NISMO?

Yes, if you find a participating dealer.

thx fusz! gl with the beast!

I talked to the finance office of my dealer, and they "acted" (I dunno if they really do, or just try shy away from it) like they didn't know wtf I was talking about... Any discount is a good idea, but if they just don't go for it, am I pretty much screwed? What paperwork do I need?

PM me and I will help.