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Used it on a 2013 and a 2019 without issue at Macmulkin, $3000 on the 2013 and $46xx on the 2019. (they allowed $5000 on 2019) The new cards have different rules then the one I have though. Had it since 2005 and mine is unlimited earnings but a cap on the amount you can use on each car, and points fall off after 7 years.
There is usually a lag on when the new car models are set up to acknowledge and points can be redeemable at the dealer. Anyone know that timing for the c8? You need to redeem when picking up your car and completing the transaction.
Used it on a 2013 and a 2019 without issue at Macmulkin, $3000 on the 2013 and $46xx on the 2019. (they allowed $5000 on 2019) The new cards have different rules then the one I have though. Had it since 2005 and mine is unlimited earnings but a cap on the amount you can use on each car, and points fall off after 7 years.
That's the card I have, too. I didn't realize they raised the limit to $5000 for 2019. Add that to the discounts, and that would be hard to pass up.
Last edited by Michael A; Oct 29, 2019 at 10:27 PM.
I called the GM card .They show 2020 Corvette is eligible, depending on your card type the limit is $1000 in points or unlimited if you have the “newer” card, which I have.
I have the old GM Card. Points expire after seven years. I’m hemorrhaging points every month. I just called and they said I could switch over to the new GM BuyPower Card with no expiration on points, however they’ll only transfer 500 points, and I’ll lose all my other points. So I’ll stick with the old card until the new 2020 Corvette comes in, I’ll redeem my remaining points, then swap over to GM BuyPower after that.
I have the old GM Card. Points expire after seven years. I’m hemorrhaging points every month. I just called and they said I could switch over to the new GM BuyPower Card with no expiration on points, however they’ll only transfer 500 points, and I’ll lose all my other points. So I’ll stick with the old card until the new 2020 Corvette comes in, I’ll redeem my remaining points, then swap over to GM BuyPower after that.
Thanks BIG Dave, I was going to call them tomorrow. Not willing to lose my current points, so I will follow your route also.
I called the GM card .They show 2020 Corvette is eligible, depending on your card type the limit is $1000 in points or unlimited if you have the “newer” card, which I have.
I didn’t know there was a new card and there is a limit in points use with the old card and they will only tsf 500 points to the new card;
I’m bummed!
That's the card I have, too. I didn't realize they raised the limit to $5000 for 2019. Add that to the discounts, and that would be hard to pass up.
I got a postcard from GM Card in the mail that is how I found out. I was at the point of losing a month of points and gaining the current month, so I was either even or losing a few dollars worth every month. Combined with all the other discounts, worked out great.
I got my card couple years ago! Planning on new vette.
i built house and put all i could on the card!
i bought wife a new Equinox, made my best deal!
then whipped out the card. Dealer told me it would have a cap.
i told him not with this card!
7500$ off price!
i have about 3000$ more on it now to use on C8 with 2/3 tpw
I have the old GM Card. Points expire after seven years. I’m hemorrhaging points every month. I just called and they said I could switch over to the new GM BuyPower Card with no expiration on points, however they’ll only transfer 500 points, and I’ll lose all my other points. So I’ll stick with the old card until the new 2020 Corvette comes in, I’ll redeem my remaining points, then swap over to GM BuyPower after that.