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I have been asked quite often to sell my customers and friends GM Protection Plans for their vehicles and previously I couldn't come through on those requests. Part of my new partnership with my new company allows me to sell the GMPP contracts now. Feel free to contact me for your personal GMPP quote. I would prefer to have the VIN and the mileage and approximate miles and duration you're looking to purchase.
You must be within original factory warranty. If you already have a GMPP you can only extend it once and it still must be within 2 months or 2,000 miles of your original GMPP.
GMPP is available for other makes and models as well.
Please contact me for your quote today.
Thanks, Gene.
__________________ Phone: 484-334-8833 Owner of CULTRAG Performance
I have been asked quite often to sell my customers and friends GM Protection Plans for their vehicles and previously I couldn't come through on those requests. Part of my new partnership with my new company allows me to sell the GMPP contracts now. Feel free to contact me for your personal GMPP quote. I would prefer to have the VIN and the mileage and approximate miles and duration you're looking to purchase.
You must be within original factory warranty. If you already have a GMPP you can only extend it once and it still must be within 2 months or 2,000 miles of your original GMPP.
GMPP is available for other makes and models as well.
For new car GMPP, the rule has been that if a car has less than 12 months and 12,000 miles, it qualifies. That's what I did with my 2006 Z06--ending up getting 5 yrs, 60,000 miles from the point that my car had 11 months and with 10,700 miles, rather than the in-service date.
Heard rumor that GM might be changing this. Reason I ask is that I just bought a new CTS-V which I was planning on waiting on.
For new car GMPP, the rule has been that if a car has less than 12 months and 12,000 miles, it qualifies. That's what I did with my 2006 Z06--ending up getting 5 yrs, 60,000 miles from the point that my car had 11 months and with 10,700 miles, rather than the in-service date.
Heard rumor that GM might be changing this. Reason I ask is that I just bought a new CTS-V which I was planning on waiting on.
Do you have any news on this?
sefa01 (one of your loyal customers)
I'm not 100% sure what you mean by the way you've written it.
As long as your car is in factory warranty, 36 months, 36,000 miles you can get a warranty.
If you are less than 12 months or 12,000 miles the warranty is going to cost you less, overall, if you get it at that point.
Feel free to contact me directly and I'll be happy to answer the question once I get more info.
11-07-2009, 02:18 PM
GMPP's Available @ GM Parts House
