I heard they added some 09's and extended the discounts to the 30 th of sept.
Is the HHR SS in the employee discount now?

 

According to the website I checked for the employee pricing sale, yes it is. But might be different in your location as far as offer or price.
2009 Chevrolet HHR SS Turbocharged
(Select a different vehicle)

MSRP: $24,810.00
Employee Price: $22,907.25
Your Price: $22,907.25*

summer employee pricing link

 

09's are included.

But from the prices I have seen I payed less for a 08. $26,350 for $22,750 less $1,000 GM card reward money and the final price was $21,750. I only lack side air bags from a full optioned SS.

I did this the first week of AUG.

I noted some dealers 08 HHR SS went up in advertised price when the employee pricing came in.

You may get a deal with employee pricing but be careful and don't assume it will be your best price.

GM's web site gives $23,550 will go for 20,766.38. this is base price less the discount.

In my case on a 08 I think I saved money without the employee price on it per the prices I have seen paid or advertised.

 

I got my '09 SS for the employee pricing discount. It was $26,7?? and after the employee pricing it was 24,3??. That is with the Brembo/LSD, sunroof, no roof rack, 5sp, no reconfigurable performance display.

 

It's impossible to find O8 SS's anymore. At least it was for me. But in answer to the OP's question, yes, 09's are.

 

Those are the prices I was seeing too. I don't know how this guy got his for 21. I'm getting mine for that price, but it's a dealer car with a few miles on it.

 

Simple, I got mine before the employee pricing.

It started at $26,350 they came off to $100 over dealer inv and took the incentives off they were offering. Then talked them into the price I saw at a Columbus dealer advertised it at $22,750.

Next I have a GM cars and had $1,000 they could give me off got reward mopney I had accumulated.

The price went to $21,750 and with tax and titles and other fun things it went just over $23,000 out the door.

I also bought a loaded 2LT V6 Malibu [less sunroof] this way 2 weeks later and got a better price than with employee pricing. I got them to $20,500 on a $26,000 Malibu.

That is why I say becareful on some of the employee pricing as I don't think it may the be the best deal on some models as GM is not coming off much on some. Nw on a H3 Hummer I can get it for $22,000 as advertised in the paper which is a good deal on employee pricing.

Note the SS price Byers downtown in Columbus I used to get my price went up after employee pricing took effect. It was $22,750 and now is still on the web for $23,127 with the employee pricing but it was missing the performance seat.

When I heard the employee pricing came in I though I made a mistake but now that I see the prices some have paid or are advertised I did hte right thing and got it before. I know not all have GM cars reward money but even if you take the $1,000 I got and add it back on it was still $22,750 for a SS with all options that you could get on a Auto less side airbags.

That is why I say don't assume the employee peice is your best deal on all models. It looks like GM is giving off more on the slower vehicles and not as much on the better selling. The dealers don't have to deal so you get the higher price vs one you can get on the last day of the month from them.

Yes, one other key buy on the last day of the month as they need the sale and will give you about anything you want to get you to buy and help their numbers.