GM Extends Incentives Through Wednesday
As GM winds its way through bankruptcy court, current incentives that were set to expire yesterday have been extended through Wednesday. The company announced late Monday that the court has authorized GM to maintain incentive plans while in the bankruptcy process, which could last up to three months.
We expect new incentives to be released Thursday. If GM's bankruptcy-level incentives follow Chrysler's, we won’t see any major increases in the cash-back amounts offered on new models. In Chrysler's case, many models’ cash-back offers were reduced once the manufacturer went under bankruptcy protection. However, that didn’t stop dealers slated to go out of business from adding their own discounts.
Chevy is offering 0% financing for 72 months on many models to qualified buyers. On the cash-back side, there's $2,500 off the 2009 Chevy Malibu, Chevy Cobalt and Chevy HHR in most regions. If you’re a current GM owner, there are also loyalty offers of up to $1,000 on top of the standard cash-back deals in some regions.
Check GM's consumer sites for Chevy, Buick, Cadillac, Pontiac and GMC to see detailed offers, or check Cars.com's incentives page for more details.
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I can't find any info on the loyalty offers on the brand websites and it's not on your incentives page. Where can I find info on loyalty offers?
H.
It should definitely be on Cars.com's page. Click on the exact model link, then the trim link and it should be listed under additional incentives on the far right. If it's not there it might not be offered where you are. I don't think they're offering it in Chicago for example.