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Originally Posted by CamaroFred
If the car was sold as new, off the lot, during the period the offer from GM was in effect GM paid (credited) the dealer.
GM does this to help the dealers clear old inventory and make room for new models.
Kind of like vacuuming the old spider webs in the basement, so new ones can be built. Or washing your car when you know it is going to rain tomorrow.
I got $1500 off my Camaro because my ex owned a Pontiac. It had to be in the time frame, and it had to be a car off the lot. My salesman found mine at another dealer ~50 miles away and had it brought in so it all met the criteria.
He told me they traded a pickup truck for it. So win/win.
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That makes sense. Thanks!
Drove it the other day. Drives beautifully. A shame it will not be replaced.