gm product return question

So I’m out here in wausau, wisconsin for a bit, while I’m here me and my roomate jared were going to buy cheap 500 dollar cars to so we don’t have to drive our trucks everyday.

Well here’s the question, we just watched the new chevy camaro commercial, where gm has a deal going on where if you buy any new gm vehicle you can return them before two moths no questions asked and all your money back.
So we wanna buy new camaro’s and return them before christmas… I know this is ridiculous but does anyone now all the details behind how you would be able to return a car??

It would probably fuck up your credit even if you could.

The purchaser signs a contract to buy any one of the qualified four, 2009 or 2010, GM car makes. Medium-duty trucks do not qualify.

* Take delivery by 11/30/09.
* After purchase of a new Chevy, Buick, GMC or Cadillac, retain car for a minimum of 30 days.
* After 30 days, you have 30 more days to return it to the dealer (i.e. 31 through 60-day, maximum, total use).
* If returned the purchaser gets the actual price paid to the participating dealer, less any rebates plus applicable sales tax.
* GM Employees are eligible.
* Business, Corporation, Fleet Sales are not eligible.

GM Satisfaction Guarantee Limitations and Restrictions

Remember to pay attention to the additional details.

* Purchaser must keep the car for a minimum of 30 days, and not more than 60 days.
* Car must have less than 4000 miles on the odometer when returned.
* Delivery must be taken no later than 11/30/09.
* Other offers may exclude this offer. $500 rebate available, instead of this offer.
* Customer receives the purchase price of the vehicle itself (after any rebates, discounts, plus applicable sales taxes that were actually paid). Customer's buyback price does not include anything else. such as:any other taxes, licensing, titling or registration fees, insurance, accessories, dealer fees, extended warranties, finance charges, negative equity or any other expenses incurred by the customer at the time of taking delivery of the new vehicle.
* Normal wear and tear is acceptable, and total damages under $200 are covered. Damages $200 or greater void the program return – even if repair has been made.

GM Satisfaction Guarantee, Other Important Restrictions and Limitations

There are some additional, important restrictions and limitations to pay attention to:

* Customer must return the vehicle to the original selling/participating dealer. Also, the customer must contact the administrator of the program and submit required documentation. The administrator will review and verify the documentation requirement and the customer will be contacted and directed to the selling dealer to have the vehicle appraised.
* Required documentation will be important and is indicated as follows: a fully completed Request for Benefit form (provided by the administrator) plus the customer must provide: A) A copy of the Bill of Sale, Retail Installment Sale Contract or other transaction documentation; B) A copy of the customer's Driver's License; C) A copy of the Registration showing the vehicle is registered in the customer's name; D) Proof of Insurance verifying the eligible Vehicle was insured since the delivery date; and E) Any other documentation GM or the Administrator may reasonably request.
* If a co-signed contract, only the principal, top-line co-signer, is eligible to return the vehicle.
* If a trade-in vehicle was involved, the trade-in will not be available to be returned to the customer.
* Program Incentive Headquarters operating hours for claim processing are Monday – Saturday 8:00 am to 9:00 pm EST.

Read more: http://consumereducation.suite101.com/article.cfm/60day_general_motors_car_return_policy_offer#ixzz0Vx8G3MFi

Lol, so if you snap off a knob on a new Camaro SS you’re fucked because we all know how much the dealer rapes you.

Looks like only 15 cars have been returned since the start of the program. No number of how many people have attempted to return cars, but were denied;

http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2009/10/20/business/AP-US-GM-Vehicle-Refunds.html?_r=1

Hah yeah I’d be a bit worried about having to actually own one of these… No offense to anyone on here I just wanna a rantal one for free is all.

This could almost be do -able but I need to keep reading to see if you get your tax back etc

Or you could stop trying to fuck a strugaling enterprise in america. :picard: Don’t ruin a good thing like rhode island.:angryhump:

Better hope you don’t get rear ended or door dinged in a parking lot. Seems like a big risk, not to mention unethical.

Make sure when you have to go buy new plates at the end of the year, that you high five everyone in the dmv and tell them how cool it is.

relevance?

I heard a stat that of the first 150k cars sold only a 100 took the buy back offer the rest took the $500 cash

Printing this out, and mailing it to every GM dealer in your state, or around your area at least. (Wausau Wisconsin)
NOTES: Watch out for 2 idiots trying to buy new Camaros.
Dead giveaways: Lots of questions about the return program, and spelling and grammar is terrible.

shut up

i"m pretty sure GM thought of this already and have many of clauses to keep your money.

Don’t try it.

I am all for taking advantage of companies, but honestly GM is way smarter then 95% of this country. If you feel you fall within the smarter 5% go for it!

you’re a tool

One quarter sized ding from a parking lot and you’re screwed. Or better yet, your owning it through winter months- guaranteed damage to the paint when driving on salted, chipped up roads. You’re finished.

Stick with craigslist in the area- older GM products are cheap as hell there.

Its also retarded because sales tax on a $30k car is $2k+ and you don’t get that back. Not only that, but you don’t get any rebates/incentives back, so you’ll need to make sure you pay MSRP or you can add that in to the rent.

What a stupid idea.

Wow I agree with those that said this is a very stupid idea… but I think you should go for it anyway. GM and Uncle Sam will only make money off you so go and support America. Be sure to keep a twitter page on your adventure so we can have a good laugh. Thanks!