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$100 Accessory Online Bonus Coupon

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By Krusty
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elementaltoad Enthusiast

elementaltoad

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Thanks for the heads up, I would have missed out! Just got my coupon. I just bought my truck a week and a half ago, I'll have to use this when I go pick up my plates. Now to choose between bed lighting, assist handle, floor liner, or brake controller.

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T_ClarkEx39 Enthusiast

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I have to wonder if this is still a valid deal?

 

I purchased my truck back in July from a dealer in another state (4 hours away).

 

If this is indeed still a valid offer, I cant figure out how to get the coupon.  

 

Also, does it HAVE to be done at the dealer the truck was purchased at or can it be done using a dealer closer to home?  Hell, i wont be going back to the dealer i bought it from unless i happen to be in the area and something happens to the truck.  I have a dealer here i'll be using for warranty work if/when its ever needed, but i'd sure like to get in on the $100 offer.

Krusty Enthusiast

Krusty

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20 minutes ago, T_ClarkEx39 said:

I have to wonder if this is still a valid deal?

 

I purchased my truck back in July from a dealer in another state (4 hours away).

 

If this is indeed still a valid offer, I cant figure out how to get the coupon.  

 

Also, does it HAVE to be done at the dealer the truck was purchased at or can it be done using a dealer closer to home?  Hell, i wont be going back to the dealer i bought it from unless i happen to be in the area and something happens to the truck.  I have a dealer here i'll be using for warranty work if/when its ever needed, but i'd sure like to get in on the $100 offer.

Yes it still works...........

T_ClarkEx39 Enthusiast

T_ClarkEx39

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33 minutes ago, Krusty said:

Yes it still works...........

Would you happen to know the answers to the other questions I asked in the post as well?

ALSLT Enthusiast

ALSLT

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My dealership was tricky, the icon wasn't a coin. Found it. Thanks for the deal! 

T_ClarkEx39 Enthusiast

T_ClarkEx39

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im still curious if this can be used at a dealer other than the one you purchased from?

 

I found how to GET the coupon, but the area you enter your information to receive the coupon via email, specifically says the dealers name of the website your on, so i have to assume that the coupon will state the dealers name?

T_ClarkEx39 Enthusiast

T_ClarkEx39

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I got the coupon. Did it at the dealer's website I actually purchased from as well as the dealer's website I'll be using here at home. The coupons are the exact same with the exception of the dealers name in them. 

 

I just emailed GM since no one here seems to know, in order to hopefully find out if it can be used at a different dealer than the one you purchase your vehicle from. IF I get a response back from GM, I'll post back what I find out. 

Krusty Enthusiast

Krusty

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42 minutes ago, T_ClarkEx39 said:

I got the coupon. Did it at the dealer's website I actually purchased from as well as the dealer's website I'll be using here at home. The coupons are the exact same with the exception of the dealers name in them. 

 

I just emailed GM since no one here seems to know, in order to hopefully find out if it can be used at a different dealer than the one you purchase your vehicle from. IF I get a response back from GM, I'll post back what I find out. 

 I am sure others posted in this thread they went to a dif dealer to claim the prize - and a year or more later - so go for it.........

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Well I finally got the coupon, the dealership I bought my truck from isn't listed on the shop click drive website as a pertisapting dealer. Also my coupon says only valid when buying a new or used vehicle at the dealership I selected on the shop click drive website. I even tried to use the coupon code on GM's accessories website and it will not provide any discount

T_ClarkEx39 Enthusiast

T_ClarkEx39

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i really wish someone would tell me how they went about bypassing this, i mean, just wtf do you say to them when they point this out and you didnt purchase the vehicle there?????

 

$100

ACCESSORY
ONLINE
BONUS*

Present your sales representative with the $100 Chevrolet Online Bonus toward the purchase of any official GM Accessory when you buy or lease a new or used GM vehicle.

Transaction Code: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

 

*Details and qualifications for participation in this promotion may apply. Certificate is valid when you buy or lease an eligible new or used vehicle at Ginn Chevrolet. Vehicle must be purchased or leased by person whose email account appears on the certificate. The certificate is not transferable, is non-negotiable, and may not be redeemed for cash. Certificate may only be used once. The email on the face of the certificate must be valid and correspond to one that is submitted through the Dealer's on-line retailing website. Other emails are not eligible. Only one original certificate may be applied per eligible transaction. You must take delivery of an eligible vehicle by 2/12/2018. While supplies last. 

 

RaginCajun337 Enthusiast

RaginCajun337

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5 minutes ago, T_ClarkEx39 said:

i really wish someone would tell me how they went about bypassing this, i mean, just wtf do you say to them when they point this out and you didnt purchase the vehicle there?????

 

$100

ACCESSORY
ONLINE
BONUS*

Present your sales representative with the $100 Chevrolet Online Bonus toward the purchase of any official GM Accessory when you buy or lease a new or used GM vehicle.

Transaction Code: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

 

*Details and qualifications for participation in this promotion may apply. Certificate is valid when you buy or lease an eligible new or used vehicle at Ginn Chevrolet. Vehicle must be purchased or leased by person whose email account appears on the certificate. The certificate is not transferable, is non-negotiable, and may not be redeemed for cash. Certificate may only be used once. The email on the face of the certificate must be valid and correspond to one that is submitted through the Dealer's on-line retailing website. Other emails are not eligible. Only one original certificate may be applied per eligible transaction. You must take delivery of an eligible vehicle by 2/12/2018. While supplies last. 

 

I bought my truck from a dealer 45 minutes away from my home. I use a dealer 5 minutes away for service. When I received my accessory bonus I tried to use it at my service dealer, but they declined it because I didn't  purchase the truck from them. I had to go to the dealer I purchased from to use the bonus on my assist handle and molded mud guards. I hope this helps. You'll likely have to drive the 4 hours for your bonus to be valid.

T_ClarkEx39 Enthusiast

T_ClarkEx39

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34 minutes ago, RaginCajun337 said:

I bought my truck from a dealer 45 minutes away from my home. I use a dealer 5 minutes away for service. When I received my accessory bonus I tried to use it at my service dealer, but they declined it because I didn't  purchase the truck from them. I had to go to the dealer I purchased from to use the bonus on my assist handle and molded mud guards. I hope this helps. You'll likely have to drive the 4 hours for your bonus to be valid.

Yea, that's what I was thinking, but as you can see from a couple of post prior to mine some here apparently think that there was some folks that were being able to bypass that and actually do it at a different dealer other than the one they bought their vehicle from. That's why I pose this last question, I would love to know how someone by past that because I really don't want to go to my dealer and stand there and try to force him into doing something when he's going to laugh at me and send me packing because I didn't do business with them purchasing my vehicle.

ALSLT Enthusiast

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9 hours ago, T_ClarkEx39 said:

Yea, that's what I was thinking, but as you can see from a couple of post prior to mine some here apparently think that there was some folks that were being able to bypass that and actually do it at a different dealer other than the one they bought their vehicle from. That's why I pose this last question, I would love to know how someone by past that because I really don't want to go to my dealer and stand there and try to force him into doing something when he's going to laugh at me and send me packing because I didn't do business with them purchasing my vehicle.

 

It probably is just luck; depending on who the person ringing you up or how strict the dealership is. Doesn't hurt to try if they are close by. 

bndawgs Senior Enthusiast

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Just call up the dealer you want to use the coupon at to see if they'll honor it.  That's the only way you're going to know for certain.  

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