GM’s Fleet and Commercial Summer Sales Event
General Motors Fleet and Commercial Operations is having a Summer Sales Event. The Event includes three separate incentive programs.
General Motors Fleet and Commercial Operations is having a Summer Sales Event. The Event includes three separate incentive programs. The “Fleet Out Of Stock Program” on 2000- and 2001-MY vehicles allows GM dealers to provide fleet customers with an additional $700 allowance on 2001-MY fleet vehicles, or a $1,000 allowance on 2000-MY models.
Fleet customer cash incentives will be paid upon application and are over and above fleet out of stock allowance (STK) or the retail alternative (CNC) in effect at the time of delivery. Eligible models must be delivered out of stock. All models are eligible, excluding Corvette, Saturn, and Saab.
The second program in the Event is the “Fleet Ordering Program” for 2002 MY ¾-ton and 1-ton pickups and Chassis Cabs with select options. This provides a $1,000 customer allowance on ¾-ton and 1-ton Silverado and Sierra Pickups and Chassis Cab models with 6.0L (LQ4) engines, and a $2,000 allowance on ¾-ton and 1-ton Silverado and Sierra pickups and Chassis Cab models equipped with an 8.1L (L18) engine and an Allison qutomatic 5-speed transmission (M74). This incentive will be paid upon application and is over and above VX5, or the fleet retail alternatives in effect at the time of delivery.
The “Van Program,” the last included in the Event, allows eligible fleet customers to claim a $500 allowance on new 2002 MY Chevy Astro and Express vans, and GMC Safari and Savana vans.
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