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Replying to: chipkarsicker (Feb 20, 2007 3:14 pm) Periodically, but mostly when they are anxious to move cars, GM will add an unadvertised "sweetener" to the credit card holders to entice them to buy cars soon. This was that type of a deal. Its probably worth registering for a GM card just to get the periodic offers.... Ron
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Replying to: ronaries10 (Mar 09, 2007 11:15 am)
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Replying to: chipkarsicker (Mar 11, 2007 8:25 pm) Do you earn 3% with your card? That's what my sister gets and I thought maybe she got the wrong card. I'm guessing they changed it. I'm glad I got in early. 
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Replying to: quietpro (Mar 12, 2007 6:06 pm) Just for information sake, my current GM Visa Card earns me 3% towards a new car with a maximum redeptiom of $3,500 and has a 19.75% interest rate. You know, I can't ever remember seeing anything over $ 2,500...i.e. Aveo $700, Impala/Monte Carlo $2,000, Cobalt/Malibu/Corvette $1,500, and some SUV's /Trucks $2,500. Ya, I guess it all depends on what they are trying to push at the time..!! Personally, I have never seen nor heard of any of the specials reported here until now..!! Chip....I'm not sure how accurate this is , but I have heard recently that Master Card offers a 5% GM redemption card..Don't know...It Might be worth looking into. Later..... Frank
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Replying to: mymitties (Mar 13, 2007 2:31 am)
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Replying to: chipkarsicker (Mar 13, 2007 5:21 pm) I would expect that it wouldn't matter if one had the old or newer card since GM simply wants to sell more cars... but you may need to let them know you are in the market... Hope this clarifies. |
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I am getting closer on a new Impala, thanks to all the info on Edmunds. I have no trade in. Might either pay cash or finance privately. 2 dealers are promising additional rebates beyond the normal rebates, to the tune of about $1500 additional, if I buy on the Smartbuy program and then pay it off completely within a month. They claim there are no strings attached, no buy out penalties, and only one month interest with this technique. Claim it works great for a cash buyer. One other dealer says this is not what it appears, hidden costs, and it only makes sense for someone who can not otherwise afford the car and is willing to go long term payments. the extra rebate is appealing.....anyone else do this with a one month buy-out or payoff? Any strings attached? thanks !
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Replying to: dave35 (Mar 13, 2007 6:22 pm) You want at least $6000 off of this car. Preferably more. (rebates, hidden dealer cash, whatever) Most of the ads I see are for $2800 or so off and this is a poor joke. This is regardless if you trade or hold it for 10 years. If you can't do this then get 700-1200 under invoice on a v6 Honda Accord. Just as good if not better than the Chevy and much better in the value dept. --jjf |
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A reporter with a national newspaper is hoping to talk to consumers who currently are or just recently purchased a new vehicle and factored or will factor in where the car was made (i.e. made in the USA). Please reply to ctalati edmunds.com no later than Friday, March 16, 2007 with your daytime contact info.
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I paid 13.5K for my lease return with 11K miles. Just checked the gas mileage yesterday and it got 30.1 mpg. Unbelievable for a fullsize car.
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