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ENJOY $1,000§ TOWARD A NEW GM VEHICLE OR 10,000 POINTS IF A FRIEND REDEEMS

By JimCost2014
July 11, 2019 in 2014-2018 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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JimCost2014

Posted July 11, 2019

Posted July 11, 2019

Just received this email from GM.

If anyone wants to try it, just let me know.

$1000.00 towards down payment on a new GM vehicle, I am not in the market.

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