Blasius GMC Fees & Transparency Grade: F
F
Price Transparency Grade
40 / 100
Dealer Conveyance Charge: $997, itemized inside the advertised price
$248 above the Connecticut average of $749.
Score breakdown
Evidence
The $997 Dealer Conveyance Charge is itemized inside the Final Price on new-vehicle pages, but the disclaimer on the same pages says the price excludes the dealer conveyance fee; used vehicles carry mandatory disclaimer-only add-ons of $399 (Accident Avoidance System) and $899 (Theft Recovery). Checked October 18, 2026.
Checked October 18, 2026Grades are scored from the dealer's own published pricing.What this dealer does well
- Itemizes its $997 charge inside the Final Price on new-vehicle pages.
What would change this grade
- At $997 the fee level (2/30) caps the grade; correcting the contradicting disclaimer and dropping the forced used-car add-ons would lift it only into the 53–63 range.
Frequently asked questions
- What is Blasius GMC's doc fee?
- $997 (Dealer Conveyance Charge), checked on October 18, 2026. $248 above the Connecticut average of $749.
- Is the doc fee included in Blasius GMC's advertised prices?
- Yes. The Dealer Conveyance Charge is itemized inside the advertised price, so the listed price already accounts for it.
- What does the F grade mean?
- The F grade reflects a score of 40 out of 100 on Car Thrive's five-part rubric: fee level, fee in advertised price, disclosure, consistency and no forced add-ons. Grades are scored from the dealer's own published pricing. Read the full methodology.