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We turned in a 2005 Tahoe on 8/27/08 from a SmartBuy contract to Snell BPG in Dallas TX. We're interested in repurchasing this vehicle. Is there any way to locate it? We called Snell and they stated that GMAC picked up the vehicle just a couple days after our transaction. We tried GM Certified's web site, but you seem to be limited to a zip code search within 250 miles. We called GM's customer assistance line and they referred us to GMAC. After waiting for GMAC over 35 minutes we hung up. We tried Car Fax but last entry they have is from the Texas state inspection in 2006.

VIN # 1GNEC13T25R181380

Thanks for any insight.
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We turned in a 2005 Tahoe on 8/27/08 from a SmartBuy contract to Snell BPG in Dallas TX. We're interested in repurchasing this vehicle. Is there any way to locate it? We called Snell and they stated that GMAC picked up the vehicle just a couple days after our transaction. We tried GM Certified's web site, but you seem to be limited to a zip code search within 250 miles. We called GM's customer assistance line and they referred us to GMAC. After waiting for GMAC over 35 minutes we hung up. We tried Car Fax but last entry they have is from the Texas state inspection in 2006.

VIN # 1GNEC13T25R181380

Thanks for any insight.
I dont beleive so, all the ones here that get dropped get sent directly yo ADESA in Vancouver, which is the Auction site, you could prolly have the dealer locate it and buy it from auctin maybe...and then repurchase it back from them....

Better idea is to juts go get another one, you will get it way cheaper as your 05 Buy out was prolly very high givin the market today...for examplewe just bought a 2006 loaded leather the works for 18 grand and this is canada, US would be cheaper again..1 year old suburbans are going for 50%
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