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Fast 5: Ways To Save on Your Next Vehicle

Fast 5 is a series highlighting five interesting or fun facts about a variety of topics. In this edition, we’re highlighting some of the ways to save money on a new vehicle purchase and throughout your vehicle journey.

  1. Save up your money. Use our helpful calculators to play with variables and estimate your costs. By inputting the term, interest rate and the amount you want to borrow, you can calculate your monthly payment. Or choose your desired monthly payment to estimate your finance amount. Take advantage of these tools to help you determine how much you should save for a new vehicle.
  2. Save time and money. Cut down on your wait time at the dealership by applying to prequalify online. It’s quick, easy and won’t impact your credit score. If you know how much vehicle you can afford, you won’t waste time looking at models that don’t fit your parameters. Prequalifying for financing can boost your confidence and expedite the car-buying process at the dealership.
  3. Save money on price. Explore these vehicle offers for finance deals, lease incentives and cash allowances to save money on a new vehicle. Additional GM purchase programs offer new vehicle savings for veterans and military personnel, educators, first responders, students, suppliers and GM family members. You can also explore special offers on accessories purchases and other promotions.
  4. Save money by protecting your purchase. Keep your vehicle protected for the long haul and drive with confidence knowing you’re backed by a Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac Protection Plan.1 Our three-tiered, brand-specific protection plans complement any bumper-to-bumper limited warrantiesand cover up to 1,500 parts and components for eight years.
  5. Save money on insurance. Get a tailored auto insurance experience with General Motors Insurance.3 Safe driving is rewarded with lower rates, and you can bundle home and auto insurance.You’ll enjoy even more loyalty discounts for being a GM Financial customer, a My GM Rewards member, having multiple GM vehicles and more. Getting a quote is quick and easy and could help you save money in the long run.

Before getting in your next vehicle, ensure you check all the items off your car-shopping checklist, including making sure you know some common mistakes to avoid. For more tips on what to look for and how to time your perfect purchase, check out this article on the best time to lease or buy.

 

1The Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac Protection Plans are optional and are not insurance. All transactions related to the Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac Protection Plan are governed solely by the provisions of the Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac Protection Plan Vehicle Service Contract (“Agreement”). This document provides general information only. Refer to the Agreement for full terms, conditions, and coverage details, including limitations and exclusions. Coverage may vary by state. Not all vehicle models may be eligible for coverage. Please see your dealer for more information, including limitations and exclusions.

The Obligor of the Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac Protection Plan is GM Protections, LLC, 801 Cherry Street, Suite 3500 Fort Worth, TX 76102, 1-833- 959-0105, Florida License Number 52217. The Administrator of the Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac Protection Plan is Safe-Guard Products International, LLC, Two Concourse Parkway, Suite 500, Atlanta, GA 30328, 1-833-959-0105, except in Florida where the Administrator is Safe-Guard Warranty Corporation: Florida License Number 60126, Two Concourse Parkway, Suite 500, Atlanta, GA 30328, 1-833-959-0105. In California, the Obligor/Administrator of this plan is Safe-Guard Products International, LLC, Two Concourse Parkway, Suite 500, Atlanta, GA 30328, (833) 959-0105.

2Coverage runs concurrently with any applicable manufacturer’s limited warranties.

3Auto insurance policies are underwritten by GM National Insurance Company and may not be available in all states. The General Motors Insurance companies are: GM National Insurance Company, GM Insurance Indemnity Company, GM Property and Casualty Insurance Company, and General Motors Insurance Service, Inc. The companies market collectively as General Motors Insurance.

4Home insurance policies are sold through General Motors Insurance Services, Inc. and are underwritten and issued by member companies and affiliates of Homesite Group Incorporated (collectively, “Insurers”). Insurers are not affiliated with General Motors Insurance or its affiliates. Home insurance features, prices, coverages, and available discounts may vary by state and are subject to qualifications. Coverage is subject to policy terms and conditions and may not be available in all states.

General Motors Insurance makes no representations and assumes no responsibility for any claims regarding the terms and conditions of any policies issued by Insurers. Insurers are solely responsible for any claims. General Motors Insurance Services, Inc. is a licensed agency domiciled in Arizona.

Nicole Mayer
By Nicole Mayer, GM Financial

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