BREAKING: Chevrolet Gets GM "20% Cash Back" Program; Limited Supply

Let's just get this out of the way right now: No, the Corvette is not included in this (extraordinary) incentive event.

Best way to find a 20% off vehicle: Go to Chevy.com and search "shopping tools" for "dealer inventory". The 20% vehicles will be marked.

$8,500 cash back (plus assumed dealer discount and possible USAA/GM Card) on a Camaro SS? Ho, Ho, Ho!!

No way Chevy is going to let mustang sell more than camaro for 2014.

b4z said:

No way Chevy is going to let mustang sell more than camaro for 2014.

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Mustang would have to almost double their normal sales month while Chevy sold zero for that to happen. A sale like this was far from necessary. Too bad I doubt a 1LE is sitting out there for this kind of deal...

EDIT - Nope, no 1LEs in my Indianapolis area. If they had a 1SS 1LE, I'd probably clock out now and go up there to talk. 20% off is a steal for a car that I believe is already a steal (1LE package, that is).

Now if they had this offer on the new Colorado, I'd be at the dealer today.

I can't believe the number 2014's GM still has in stock!?

I was just poking around on Chevy.com and got a Pop-up Offer too!

Additional: $500 - Cruze & Sonic, $1,000 - Malibu, Equinox, Impala, Volt, SS, $1,500 - Traverse, Silverado

Ed753 said:

I can't believe the number 2014's GM still has in stock!?

I was just poking around on Chevy.com and got a Pop-up Offer too!

Additional: $500 - Cruze & Sonic, $1,000 - Malibu, Equinox, Impala, Volt, SS, $1,500 - Traverse, Silverado

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Best value - Find a 2014 Chevy Cruze Diesel. You should score about $6,000 from the program, $500 from your offer and I will estimate $ 1500 from the dealer for an estimated total of $ 8000. Then find a credit union and get a six year loan for about 2%.

EJD1984 said:

Now if they had this offer on the new Colorado, I'd be at the dealer today.

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I would too, but they haven't ever started building the configuration I'd want (and we both know they'd be fools to fire-sale a truck that just hit the lots a month ago).

Perian said:

Best value - Find a 2014 Chevy Cruze Diesel. You should score about $6,000 from the program, $500 from your offer and I will estimate $ 1500 from the dealer for an estimated total of $ 8000. Then find a credit union and get a six year loan for about 2%.

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On that subject, how's the Cruze Diesel doing in the market??

Is this like a rebate and then the dealer will discount on top of it? Or is this more like a final no-haggle price?

Is this in addition to employee pricing?

Meh. Even with the refresh the Camaro is still outdated to me.

If they offer this on the 2016, now THAT will be a good deal!

subfan1 said:

Is this in addition to employee pricing?

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They told me no when I asked about the GMC 20% Cash Back deal...

oldsfiesta1958 said:

Is this like a rebate and then the dealer will discount on top of it? Or is this more like a final no-haggle price?

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Depends on the dealer...the dealer I spoke with wouldn't budge, but my dad got an additional couple grand off (on top of the 20% cash back) on a 2014 Sierra.

oldsfiesta1958 said:

Is this like a rebate and then the dealer will discount on top of it? Or is this more like a final no-haggle price?

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The 20% incentive is from GM. Your dealer may elect to offer you an additional discount, especially near the program close.

Perian said:

Let's just get this out of the way right now: No, the Corvette is not included in this (extraordinary) incentive event.

Best way to find a 20% off vehicle: Go to Chevy.com and search "shopping tools" for "dealer inventory". The 20% vehicles will be marked.

$8,500 cash back (plus assumed dealer discount and possible USAA/GM Card) on a Camaro SS? Ho, Ho, Ho!!

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Too bad the SS or Silverados aren't on this deal. Wasn't this the same deal as the GMC Black Friday event?

So alot of folks cried that Ram was buying market share. Anyone have a problem with GM having a holiday fire sale?

My only issue with this is how can GM ever expect anyone to buy one of their vehicles without some significant incentives? I certainly wouldn't.

very limited models, according to the website. and NO Camaro convertibles included, apparently. This isn't the marvelous deal it appears on the surface.

It looks like this is a discount on slowing selling models and slower selling trims for the cars stated.

20% discount better not stay around too long or it can spell trouble for Chevy.

Sweet! $8k off a $40k Camaro that should top out around $35k in the first place!

ZOMG $32k @ 3.9% for a Camaro! Deal of the century! Where do I sign up? Quick, I need to harass the guys who are currently getting 14 Mustang GTs for $25-$27k from their volume dealers!

/rolleyes