2017 Chevrolet Tahoe LT

What is a GM repurchased vehicle?A GM repurchased vehicle is exactly what it sounds like. GM buys the vehicle back from the original owner due to either a real or perceived issue. Usually this occurs due to a recognized issue that was not repaired in a timely manner, or the problem was misdiagnosed or not detected by the repairing dealer. These issues can range from functional to cosmetic. Because GM stands behind their product and wants to ensure the satisfaction of the owner, GM assists with the purchase of a replacement vehicle and then thoroughly inspects the returning vehicle to ensure that it meets GM standards. Once it is verified to meet stringent standards the vehicle is then offered for resale through a GM authorized dealer such as Victory Chevrolet. The vehicle is then brought to our facility and checked once again and fully reconditioned for resale. All these vehicles come from GM with a packet of paperwork documenting the problem and repair history.Why should I buy a GM repurchased vehicle?Simply put: They're a great deal! Again, Victory Chevrolet acquires these vehicles from GM directly and then we go through our own inspection process. All our vehicles are subjected to a 172-point inspection and are then fully detailed and reconditioned to like-new standards. On top of this, vehicles that were said to have functional problems are driven by our staff to verify that they are indeed repaired and operating as intended. What about the Carfax?It may or may not show up on the Carfax as a branded/lemon/repurchased vehicle. All our vehicles come with a copy of the Carfax history report for your review.Is a GM repurchased vehicle a defective or broken vehicle?Not at all. Regardless of the reason for it being bought back by GM, the vehicle has been repaired to factory specification.How is my resale value on the GM repurchase if I want to trade it in?Some dealers who are not as familiar with them may feel hesitant to pay full market value, but knowledge is power if you decide to trade in a repurchased vehicle with Victory Chevrolet. We are always willing to pay full-market value as we know the history of the vehicle. If you choose to trade elsewhere in the future, simply save the paperwork to show the reason for the repurchase so the dealer understands. Think of it like the vehicle was in an accident: Was it a cosmetic fender bender that required a little bit of touch-up or a was the vehicle towed and rebuilt? Often a history report just says "accident reported" without much detail. Knowing the story always helps a dealer sell a used vehicle to a potential owner!Do I get a warranty with a GM repurchase?Yes! When purchasing a GM repurchased vehicle, you will get a minimum 12 month/12,000 miles warranty, whichever occurs first. See dealer for limited warranty details. You are also entitled to any unexpired portion of the original factory warranty that remains on the vehicle. The unexpired warranty is from the date the vehicle was originally delivered to or put into service by the first owner. Ask your sales representative to explain the exact coverage for the specific vehicle. Also keep in mind this warranty applies at any GM-branded dealer in the United States.Does a GM repurchase vehicle qualify for an extended vehicle service contract? Yes! Because these vehicles come with a minimum of 12 month/12,000 mile warranty from GM, whichever comes first, you have the option to purchase extended coverage at the time of sale. Victory offers discounted pricing on these units because of the assurance from GM that they will cover the first 12 months or 12,000 milesWhat if the problem is not fixed?The chances of the same problem surfacing again are slim as they are inspected by GM and Victory Chevrolet. In the rare case the issue does resurface, it may be covered by the warranty and GM would be notified that the problem persists.