GMPP Renewal News
03-04-2014, 10:06 AM
#21
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colanut
In speaking with many of my customers from California the dealers are marking up GMPP as much as triple retail and as little as double retail because they know you can't buy from anyone outside the state. A customer of mine that called me and asked for RETAIL GMPP price for a plan of which it was $2,000 then called 4 GM dealers in his area and the best price he got was $4,995 so needless to say they do not want to sell GMPP plans to anyone.
I have a new product coming and will be set up on March 11th and 12th and I can sell it in California so hopefully you have that long to wait. Drop me your VIN and exact miles to dfichtner@fichtnerchevrolet.com and I will send you a quote on March 12th or 13th at the latest!!
In speaking with many of my customers from California the dealers are marking up GMPP as much as triple retail and as little as double retail because they know you can't buy from anyone outside the state. A customer of mine that called me and asked for RETAIL GMPP price for a plan of which it was $2,000 then called 4 GM dealers in his area and the best price he got was $4,995 so needless to say they do not want to sell GMPP plans to anyone.
I have a new product coming and will be set up on March 11th and 12th and I can sell it in California so hopefully you have that long to wait. Drop me your VIN and exact miles to dfichtner@fichtnerchevrolet.com and I will send you a quote on March 12th or 13th at the latest!!
03-04-2014, 07:24 PM
#22
Drifting
Dennis... Since I live in California, please keep me in the loop on this "new product coming." I have placed an order for a new C7 through a local dealer and am waiting for the dealer to get the allocation. My current C6, which I was able to get the GMPP through you in 2009, is due to expire in September. If I keep my C6, I want to extend the GMPP. If I get the C7, I would be very interested in this new product.
03-05-2014, 02:56 PM
#23
Pro
If you have a 36 month/36000 mile warranty the best bang for your buck is to buy your GMPP during the 36th month, just before it expires. No need to have them over lap... Your GMPP starts the day you sign up, so if you have time left on your original warranty it's lost...
This is especially important if you are buying a GMPP with a deductible. Your original no-deductible warranty will be superseded by the new deductible GMPP
This is especially important if you are buying a GMPP with a deductible. Your original no-deductible warranty will be superseded by the new deductible GMPP
03-06-2014, 12:56 PM
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Totally different rules when you renew an existing GMPP. You must renew an existing GMPP 1 month and 1,000 miles before expiration of the old plan no exception to these rules.
It is different when you are buying the original plan when the car is still under the original factory warranty(36/36)
Totally different rules when you renew an existing GMPP. You must renew an existing GMPP 1 month and 1,000 miles before expiration of the old plan no exception to these rules.
It is different when you are buying the original plan when the car is still under the original factory warranty(36/36)
But now back to the guy asking if the best time to buy his first GMPP would be at the 12 month/12000 mile point.. That doesn't seem to make sense to me.. Why wouldn't you wait until the 36 month/36000 mile point??
THAT seems to make the most sense to me...
I don't understand buying an 84 month plan when he has 24 months left on his Origional warranty. SO it sounds like he's paying for 84 months but only getting 60.. I'm just not getting that. Explain that to me please..
Last edited by Glennm27; 03-06-2014 at 01:00 PM.
03-07-2014, 04:16 PM
#25
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Glennm27
That is right, he is buying an 84 month plan but getting 60 months of coverage when his original warranty if over. He is paying approximately $1,600 now for the 84 month plan and if he waits 24 more months he will have had minimum two price increases and to by a 60 month plan, even low mileage will run approximately $2,000 and up so why not save $400 even if he is overlapping.
Also rental car allowance with a GMPP is 2.5 labor hours and with the GM base warranty you have to have a repair of 8.5 labor hours to get a rental car so there are some benefits to having it now.
That is right, he is buying an 84 month plan but getting 60 months of coverage when his original warranty if over. He is paying approximately $1,600 now for the 84 month plan and if he waits 24 more months he will have had minimum two price increases and to by a 60 month plan, even low mileage will run approximately $2,000 and up so why not save $400 even if he is overlapping.
Also rental car allowance with a GMPP is 2.5 labor hours and with the GM base warranty you have to have a repair of 8.5 labor hours to get a rental car so there are some benefits to having it now.
03-24-2014, 07:14 PM
#27
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COLANUT
Hard to comment on your post due to the fact I don't know what you own for a vehicle as far as year, miles, etc.
We are not allowed to post prices in the forum so if you want a price quote from me send me your VIN, Miles, State of Residence to dfichtner@fichtnerchevrolet.com
Hard to comment on your post due to the fact I don't know what you own for a vehicle as far as year, miles, etc.
We are not allowed to post prices in the forum so if you want a price quote from me send me your VIN, Miles, State of Residence to dfichtner@fichtnerchevrolet.com
03-25-2014, 08:34 PM
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Dennis, thank you for setting me up with GMPP yesterday, I think you saved me $600 over what my local dealer wanted
