zo6corvette

When picking up my ordered 24 ZO6 this past week, I noticed nowhere in any of the documents a mention of the additional GM points or that it can't be sold for 6 months. My local dealer has only sold 2 ZO6s to date. So, if they eliminated the new owner's incentive did, they eliminate the no sale part for 6 months. I see several ZO6's in stock at dealerships advertised at MSRP.

chevyrules727

The points went away. The 6 month retention policy remains.

Aku700

LOL, yes advertised at msrp, but when you call in, it’s never msrp, ask me how I know after shopping daily for a month! Good builds still like $5-40k over. Saw one yesterday at $50k over. Lol

Z0HS1CK

Us 2023 guys got lucky lol

blackbirdws6

You get a small amount of points but nothing like the '23 cars. I got around $293 worth of points which can be put towards service, extended warranty, etc.

Glennm27

The only points you’ll get when buying a 2024 are the points for purchasing the car. 1 point for every $5 of MSRP.

JJRIVS3

Yeah, I received like 35,000 points ($350) on my 2024 instead of 500,000. Absolutely ridiculous- but is anyone surprised.

QUIKAG

Uh, call Classic in Grapevine, TX. They had 3 at sticker on the lot last I checked. $150 doc fee and that's it. Largest Chevy dealer in the country.

chevyrules727

Someone called and all were sold orders already. Not available.

Aku700

The Cargurus, Autotrader and even dealer website, they show builds already sold(its auto generated task), they also show price at MSRP, but obviously we wouldn't know final costs. If you want an allocation there, you gotta place deposit and wait, who knows how long.

Ragtop 99

why is it ridiculous? It was an incentive for people that bought a new model and passed up a chance to flip the car for a big profit. It's no surprise that the incentive ended, and it was publicized in August 2023 that the incentive wasn't available for 2024s.

JJRIVS3

It's ridiculous because a lot of us have been signed up with deposits on lists since 2021 or sooner and when allocation finally occurred due to slow production, we were pushed to a 2024, took a price increase and don't get the points. So that is fair that some made it in 2023 and those of us that have waited just as long not only pay more but don't get the points and were expected not to sell the car within 6 months too. Why? What incentive is GM giving us since we waited 3 years or longer for the car? I will not be selling, but to say spending $175K+ for a car to receive 36,000 points and others receive 500,000 (regardless of what they spent) because their number was pulled sooner (a few months) doesn't add up. Hence ridiculous.

Aku700

Lol, I never knew they even offered points, haven’t bought a bet since the C5 came out. So for me, this is a bonus. Hahahahha

but ya, I can see others point, change the program and get hosed, but the same crap the Airlines do all the time. I saved up tons of points, now, mostly useless or very restrictive

minn19

You could’ve still sold it, what prevented you?

Ragtop 99

@JJRIVS3 I get your frustration with regard to the six months and not getting any compensation for that.

It was not bought an investment, but others did buy as an investment and flipped it. So nothing prevented me from flipping, but I wanted the car so I chose to keep it. I expect I will have it for many years.

minn19

I get your reasons for keeping it, but if it was an incentive to keep people from flipping 23s, I’d say it didn’t work too well.

Gang Green

Its my understanding that we get the remaining points after 6 months - Did that change?

z28lt1

As stated above, that is only for 2023s, so yes they changed for 2024.

Ragtop 99

No doubt. $50k in cash is a lot better than $5k in GM points.

Z0HS1CK

And those who got REALLY early build '23's probably got the 5k points after the 6 months, and still flipped it for more cash.