GMPP prices?
Pro
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From: Beavercreek Ohio
Burning Brakes
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From: San Francisco Ca.
Vin and current mileage is what you will need to supply.
You can purchase from any dealership. But why would you? Check with the forum dealers to get quotes. They are accepted throughout all dealerships that have a service dept. (GM)
I'd check with Dennis, he is very straight forward. See SteveL4446 link above.
You can purchase from any dealership. But why would you? Check with the forum dealers to get quotes. They are accepted throughout all dealerships that have a service dept. (GM)
I'd check with Dennis, he is very straight forward. See SteveL4446 link above.
Instructor
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From: Fort Worth Texas
Vin and current mileage is what you will need to supply.
You can purchase from any dealership. But why would you? Check with the forum dealers to get quotes. They are accepted throughout all dealerships that have a service dept. (GM)
I'd check with Dennis, he is very straight forward.
You can purchase from any dealership. But why would you? Check with the forum dealers to get quotes. They are accepted throughout all dealerships that have a service dept. (GM)
I'd check with Dennis, he is very straight forward.
Thanks!
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There are no dumb questions. GMPP is not dealer specific. You can buy GMPP from any nationwide dealer of your choosing. Plus any GM dealer will honor GMPP when your car needs servicing. I will forever buy my GMPPs from Dennis Fichtner even though he is in Laurel, Montana and I am in Texas.
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From: Bonsall CA
I just took the advice from Forum members and used Fitchner to do a 60mo or 60k mi. bumper to bumper GM warr for an 07 coupe 3LT Z51 11k mi. - good anywhere- for $1500 w/100 ded. The vette is a very solidly built car. Drove a 91 for 103mi with only replacing the catalytic convertor. And, that was driven on Chgo streets! Get the 100 ded. since it drops the policy $300 (mine, depends on length). One of the forum members wrote me that he found another dealer on the Forum who was a bit cheaper,...at any given time that will happen. I had already pulled the trigger because the 3yr warr. was up the next day!
It is a pittance compared to what we'll be spending for tires
and then 20k miles or so later we shell out $1500 for tires 
It is a pittance compared to what we'll be spending for tires
and then 20k miles or so later we shell out $1500 for tires
Last edited by chgoblue; Feb 20, 2010 at 01:48 AM. Reason: changed
