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Chevy Total Confidence Howie Long Chevrolet Dealer Bob Maguire Chevrolet New Jersey
home buyers resale warranty
General Motors today announced the most comprehensive customer protection in the industry with GM Total Confidence, a plan that protects a customers paycheck, investment, vehicle and family. Our Total Confidence plan is an unprecedented offer that reinvents the ownership experience in an extremely positive way, said Mark LaNeve, vice president, GM North America Vehicle Sales, Service and Marketing. Unlike other programs out there, GM Total Confidence provides comprehensive coverage for new vehicle owners from protecting their new vehicle investment to protecting their family’s income. GM Total Confidence provides customers peace of mind in uncertain times. The GM Total Confidence plan: Protects your Paycheck: Payment Protection* provides up to nine months of payments on vehicle loans or leases (0 max/month) if you lose your job for economic reasons. When looking for a job, you need a vehicle more than ever. Payment Protection helps you get back on your feet. Protects your Investment: Once you are halfway through your finance contract, the customer qualifies for Vehicle Value Protection. This helps protect customers against uncertainty in the future used car market. For example, on a 60-month contract, you become eligible after the 30th month. Much as we have seen home prices decline in this tough market and homeowners may owe more than the current resale value of their house Vehicle Value Protection provides peace-of-mind for customers when they want to go purchase …
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#5 written by upallhours9 1 year ago
brs3boc- WOW! Deep! Look up the “N” word, and you will be considered to be one purely by it’s definition. LMAO
Oooh, the “F” word. -How clever.
Calling me names won’t persuade me, or others that read your nonsense.
Typing this filth you posted is a cowardly act.
You could have had the nerve to post a video response.
Everyone that disagrees with you is Anti-American, Wow! You want to force everyone to drive a certain vehicle….that’s called Communism. -
#8 written by td241 1 year ago
actually most auto journalists agree that american cars, particularly GM and Ford, have caught up or surpassed the Japanese in fit, finish, and longevity.
GM and Chrysler went bankrupt because they allowed their workers to unionize. Unionized workers get better benefits and higher pay than non-unionized workers, like those at Toyota and Honda. Toyota and Honda prohibit their workers from forming a union to protect their rights.
Unfortunately, the American unions became greedy. -
#9 written by upallhours9 1 year ago
Most auto journalists, you say? What’s your source? Newspaper article and journalist quotes, please.
Give me some un-biased articles by an outside organization that has NO bias in the statement you made.
However I do agree that unionized workers get paird higher, and better benefits. I also agree Toyota and Honda prohibit unions.
Yes, the American unions became greedy.
All parts for American parts are outsourced these days.
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#12 written by kemcho12345 1 year ago
I am not saying all GM product is crap.
I used to own GM, and Crysler products, and I kept them well maintained. They broke down a LOT, and I agree that I NEED 100K + mile warranty on GM products. Then, 7 year ago, I purchased my 1st Honda, 120K miles later, all I changed in this car is tires and wiper blades. So, I have to say that I really do NOT need the warranty in my Honda.Oh and, what is the gaurantee that GM will be around in 5-years? We already “bailed” GM out once!
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#13 written by kemcho12345 1 year ago
I agree with you (@ upallhours9); GM and other american “icons” are now suffering due to unions.
Also, agree with you that most of so called “american car” is outsourced, but its amazing that lot of people calls them “American Cars”
How is it 100% American, if design is taken from Open and Holden Motors, and parts are made in Mexico, or Vue’s engine is Honda made, and Hybrid technology is licensed from Toyota? - Comment Feed for this Post
People want an import because domestics don’t have the same fit, finish. We don’t care about warranty for an import, because they don’t have chronic break-downs as domestics.
The domestics should have reversed-engineered Japanese imports back in the 80′s. They wouldn’t be in such a state as they are now.