0CeYaBye

Well as of now not only are all dealers done selling GMPP's in Florida but now California and Maryland. GMPP is to be sold by a dealer licensed in the State of California only and GMPP must be incidental to the sale or lease of the vehicle. In other words you must buy the GMPP on day of purchase of your vehicle or you will be unable to get one. Internet sales of GMPP to California customers are not allowed.

This is the exact email I just got from GMPP so to my thousands of great friends and customers of GMPP purchases over the years in California we will still be friends but no longer customers.

For all of you wanting GMPP quotes in other states from this point forward I will need the VIN, Exact Miles and state you are in. There are state specific requirements that I need to send to you and then you have to sign a letter and send back to me for my file stating you understand these requirements.

dfichtner@fichtnerchevrolet.com

406-628-4618, Ext 105

ss2z06

Just curious but I bought my car new from an Ohio dealer but am a california resident. What happens in that case?

0CeYaBye

Car is registered in California so California rules apply so you are unable to buy a plan. I have been on the phone for about 2 hours with California residents-most of them my best customers- and we all agreed you need to go to the California Insurance Commissioner and see what is going on with this.

911/Q45

Lots of profit in those policies, dealers want that for themselves!

GOLD72

Hundreds of dollars of profit if you buy at retail list price that the local dealers want to sell you at.