12 Months or 12,000 Miles
The GM Limited Warranty for Repurchased Vehicles lasts for 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. Coverage begins when the vehicle is delivered to the customer.
GM Reacquired Vehicles
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Understand the Vehicle. Decide With Confidence.
A GM reacquired vehicle, sometimes called a manufacturer buyback, is a vehicle General Motors repurchased after a previous owner reported dissatisfaction with its performance or appearance. At McCarthy Chevrolet Lee's Summit, we help you review the vehicle, its available history and the warranty coverage that may apply.
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12 Months or 12,000 Miles
GM Dealer Inspected
Repaired If Necessary
What comes with the vehicle
Important Benefits You Can Review
These benefits are based on the GM Limited Warranty for Repurchased Vehicles and any remaining original manufacturer warranty. Coverage is subject to the terms, conditions, limitations and exclusions in the applicable warranty booklet.
Inspected by a GM Dealer
A GM dealer inspects the vehicle before it is offered for sale.
Repaired If Necessary
Repairs are completed if necessary in accordance with the applicable warranty terms, conditions and limitations.
Remaining Factory Warranty
The unexpired portion of the original manufacturer warranty may also apply. The original delivery or in-service date determines how much coverage remains.
A plain-language explanation
What Is a GM Reacquired Vehicle?
A GM reacquired vehicle is a vehicle General Motors repurchased after a previous owner expressed dissatisfaction with the vehicle's performance or appearance.
Each vehicle has its own story. The reason for reacquisition, repairs completed, title disclosures and remaining warranty coverage can vary by VIN. That is why we focus on the specific vehicle you are considering.
Ask Why
Review the disclosed reason for reacquisition.
Review the Work
Ask what repair or reconditioning information is available.
Confirm Coverage
Read the warranty booklet and check the original in-service date.
Evaluate the Vehicle
Take a thorough test drive and consider an independent inspection.
The vehicle's journey
How a GM Reacquired Vehicle Reaches Our Lot
Here is the process at a glance. Your McCarthy Chevrolet specialist can then help you review the available details for the specific VIN.
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Reacquired by GM
GM repurchases the vehicle after prior-owner dissatisfaction with its performance or appearance.
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Inspected
A GM dealer evaluates the vehicle before it is offered for sale.
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Repaired If Necessary
Repairs are completed as required under the applicable terms.
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Coverage Begins
The 12-month or 12,000-mile limited warranty begins when the vehicle is delivered to the customer.
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You Review It
We help you review the available history, documentation and warranty information.
A useful comparison
Know What to Ask Before You Buy
Every used vehicle deserves a careful review. A GM reacquired vehicle includes a defined limited warranty and a documented process for you to consider.
A Typical Pre-Owned Vehicle
- Warranty coverage varies by vehicle and seller.
- Inspection and repair processes vary.
- Remaining factory coverage depends on the original in-service date.
- You should review the history, condition and available documentation.
A GM Reacquired Vehicle at McCarthy Chevrolet Lee's Summit
- Includes the GM Limited Warranty for Repurchased Vehicles for 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first.
- Inspected by a GM dealer and repaired if necessary before being offered for sale.
- Any unexpired portion of the original manufacturer warranty may also apply based on the original in-service date.
- The reacquired status and available vehicle-specific information can be reviewed before purchase.
Before you decide
Six Details to Review for the Specific Vehicle
Bring these questions into the conversation. Our team can walk you through the information available for the VIN you are considering.
Reason for Reacquisition
What performance or appearance concern was disclosed for this vehicle?
Vehicle History
What does the vehicle history report and reacquired-vehicle disclosure show?
Repair Information
What repair or reconditioning information is available for this vehicle?
Warranty Booklet
What terms, conditions, limitations and exclusions apply to the coverage?
Original In-Service Date
How much of the original manufacturer warranty may remain?
Independent Evaluation
Have you taken a thorough test drive and considered an independent inspection?
Frequently asked questions
Straight Answers About GM Manufacturer Buybacks
These answers explain the general process. Ask your specialist for the information available for the exact vehicle you are considering.
Why was the vehicle reacquired?
General Motors reacquired the vehicle after the previous owner reported dissatisfaction with its performance or appearance. The specific reason varies by vehicle, so review the available information for the VIN you are considering.
Has the vehicle been inspected and repaired?
A GM dealer has inspected the vehicle and completed repairs if necessary before it is offered for sale. Ask your specialist what vehicle-specific repair or reconditioning information is available.
What warranty comes with the vehicle?
The GM Limited Warranty for Repurchased Vehicles provides coverage for 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. Coverage is subject to the terms, conditions, limitations and exclusions in the applicable warranty booklet.
When does the limited warranty begin?
The 12-month or 12,000-mile coverage begins when the reacquired vehicle is delivered to the customer.
Does the original factory warranty still apply?
The remaining unexpired portion of the original manufacturer warranty may also apply. The original delivery or in-service date determines how much coverage remains.
Can I review the details before buying?
Yes. Ask for the GM Limited Warranty for Repurchased Vehicles booklet and review the vehicle history, original in-service date, available repair information, title disclosures and other vehicle-specific information before making your decision.
Can I have the vehicle independently inspected?
You may ask questions, take a thorough test drive and arrange an independent inspection before purchase. Speak with your specialist about scheduling and dealership procedures.
Your next step
Start With a Transparent Conversation
Let a McCarthy Chevrolet Lee's Summit specialist help you compare the vehicle, review the information available for its VIN and understand the warranty coverage that may apply.