12-Month / 12,000-Mile Limited Warranty
Coverage lasts for 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. Coverage begins when the vehicle is delivered to the customer.
Shop GM Reacquired Vehicles in Lee's Summit
Gm Reacquired Vehicles (landing page) Quality. Transparency. Confidence. Shop GM Reacquired Vehicles in Lee's Summit With Confidence GM reacquired vehicles—often called manufacturer buybacks— are vehicles General Motors repurchased because a previous owner was dissatisfied with the vehicle’s performance or appearance. Before the vehicle is offered for sale, a GM dealer inspects it and completes repairs if necessary. The goal of this page is to explain the process clearly so you can evaluate the vehicle, its warranty coverage and its history with confidence. Browse Pre-Owned Inventory Ask About GM Reacquired Vehicles GM-Backed Warranty GM Dealer Inspected Repaired If Necessary
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Inspected by a GM Dealer
A GM dealer has inspected the vehicle before it is offered for sale.
Repairs Completed If Necessary
Any repairs to the vehicle are completed in accordance with the terms, conditions and limitations in the GM warranty booklet.
Original Unexpired Factory Warranty
The remaining unexpired portion of the original manufacturer’s warranty also applies. The original in-service date determines how much coverage remains.
Why shoppers consider one
Why It Can Be a Smart Vehicle to Compare
Included Warranty Protection
A defined 12-month / 12,000-mile limited warranty begins at delivery.
Clearer Questions to Ask
Review the warranty booklet, original in-service date and vehicle-specific disclosures.
Transparent Comparison
Compare price, mileage, equipment, coverage and history against similar pre-owned vehicles.
GM Dealer Inspection & Repair
The vehicle has been inspected and repaired if necessary before being offered for sale.
Reacquired by GM
GM repurchases the vehicle after prior-owner dissatisfaction with performance or appearance.
Inspected by a GM Dealer
A GM dealer evaluates the vehicle before resale.
Repaired If Necessary
Repairs are completed as required under the applicable terms.
Warranty Starts at Delivery
The 12-month / 12,000-mile limited warranty begins when delivered to the customer.
You Review the Details
We help you evaluate the specific vehicle’s history, coverage and available documentation.
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.
- The buyer should still review history, condition and available documentation.
A GM Reacquired Vehicle at McCarthy Chevrolet Lee's Summit
- 12-month / 12,000-mile Limited Warranty for Repurchased Vehicles, whichever comes first.
- Inspected by a GM dealer and repaired if necessary.
- Remaining original manufacturer warranty applies based on the original in-service date.
- The reacquired status is explained before purchase so you can make an informed comparison.
Reason for ReacquisitionUnderstand the disclosed performance or appearance concern associated with the vehicle.
Vehicle History ReportReview the history report and the reacquired-vehicle disclosure for the VIN.
Available Repair InformationAsk what repair or reconditioning information is available for the vehicle.
Warranty BookletReview the GM Limited Warranty for Repurchased Vehicles terms, conditions and limitations.
Original In-Service DateThis date helps determine how much of the original manufacturer warranty remains.
Independent EvaluationYou may ask questions, take a thorough test drive and arrange an independent inspection before purchase.
Why was the vehicle reacquired?
General Motors reacquired the vehicle because the previous owner was dissatisfied with its performance or appearance. The specific reason can vary 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 to review the vehicle-specific information available.
What warranty comes with a GM reacquired vehicle?
The GM Limited Warranty for Repurchased Vehicles provides coverage for 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first, subject to the warranty booklet’s terms, conditions and limitations.
When does the 12-month / 12,000-mile coverage begin?
Coverage begins when the reacquired vehicle is delivered to the customer.
Does the original factory warranty still apply?
The original unexpired portion of the manufacturer’s warranty also applies. The original delivery or in-service date determines the remaining coverage period.
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 and vehicle-specific disclosures before making your decision.
McCarthy Chevrolet Lee's Summit
945 SE Oldham Parkway, Lee's Summit, MO 64081
Important warranty disclosure: GM reacquired vehicles are covered by the GM Limited Warranty for Repurchased Vehicles for 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first, beginning upon delivery to the customer, subject to all terms, conditions, limitations and exclusions in the applicable warranty booklet. The remaining unexpired portion of the original manufacturer’s warranty may also apply based on the vehicle’s original delivery or in-service date. A copy of the warranty booklet will be provided by the dealer. Exact vehicle history, repairs, title disclosures and coverage vary by vehicle. See McCarthy Chevrolet Lee's Summit for complete vehicle-specific details.
Hero imagery is for illustrative purposes and may not depict a vehicle currently in inventory.
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12-Month / 12,000-Mile Limited Warranty
Coverage lasts for 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. Coverage begins when the vehicle is delivered to the customer.
Inspected by a GM Dealer
A GM dealer has inspected the vehicle before it is offered for sale.
Repairs Completed If Necessary
Any repairs to the vehicle are completed in accordance with the terms, conditions and limitations in the GM warranty booklet.
Original Unexpired Factory Warranty
The remaining unexpired portion of the original manufacturer’s warranty also applies. The original in-service date determines how much coverage remains.
Why shoppers consider one
Why It Can Be a Smart Vehicle to Compare
Included Warranty Protection
A defined 12-month / 12,000-mile limited warranty begins at delivery.
Clearer Questions to Ask
Review the warranty booklet, original in-service date and vehicle-specific disclosures.
Transparent Comparison
Compare price, mileage, equipment, coverage and history against similar pre-owned vehicles.
GM Dealer Inspection & Repair
The vehicle has been inspected and repaired if necessary before being offered for sale.
Reacquired by GM
GM repurchases the vehicle after prior-owner dissatisfaction with performance or appearance.
Inspected by a GM Dealer
A GM dealer evaluates the vehicle before resale.
Repaired If Necessary
Repairs are completed as required under the applicable terms.
Warranty Starts at Delivery
The 12-month / 12,000-mile limited warranty begins when delivered to the customer.
You Review the Details
We help you evaluate the specific vehicle’s history, coverage and available documentation.
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.
- The buyer should still review history, condition and available documentation.
A GM Reacquired Vehicle at McCarthy Chevrolet Overland Park
- 12-month / 12,000-mile Limited Warranty for Repurchased Vehicles, whichever comes first.
- Inspected by a GM dealer and repaired if necessary.
- Remaining original manufacturer warranty applies based on the original in-service date.
- The reacquired status is explained before purchase so you can make an informed comparison.
Reason for ReacquisitionUnderstand the disclosed performance or appearance concern associated with the vehicle.
Vehicle History ReportReview the history report and the reacquired-vehicle disclosure for the VIN.
Available Repair InformationAsk what repair or reconditioning information is available for the vehicle.
Warranty BookletReview the GM Limited Warranty for Repurchased Vehicles terms, conditions and limitations.
Original In-Service DateThis date helps determine how much of the original manufacturer warranty remains.
Independent EvaluationYou may ask questions, take a thorough test drive and arrange an independent inspection before purchase.
Why was the vehicle reacquired?
General Motors reacquired the vehicle because the previous owner was dissatisfied with its performance or appearance. The specific reason can vary 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 to review the vehicle-specific information available.
What warranty comes with a GM reacquired vehicle?
The GM Limited Warranty for Repurchased Vehicles provides coverage for 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first, subject to the warranty booklet’s terms, conditions and limitations.
When does the 12-month / 12,000-mile coverage begin?
Coverage begins when the reacquired vehicle is delivered to the customer.
Does the original factory warranty still apply?
The original unexpired portion of the manufacturer’s warranty also applies. The original delivery or in-service date determines the remaining coverage period.
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 and vehicle-specific disclosures before making your decision.
McCarthy Chevrolet of Overland Park
9201 Metcalf Ave, Overland Park, KS 66212
Important warranty disclosure: GM reacquired vehicles are covered by the GM Limited Warranty for Repurchased Vehicles for 12 months or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first, beginning upon delivery to the customer, subject to all terms, conditions, limitations and exclusions in the applicable warranty booklet. The remaining unexpired portion of the original manufacturer’s warranty may also apply based on the vehicle’s original delivery or in-service date. A copy of the warranty booklet will be provided by the dealer. Exact vehicle history, repairs, title disclosures and coverage vary by vehicle. See McCarthy Chevrolet of Overland Park for complete vehicle-specific details.
Hero imagery is for illustrative purposes and may not depict a vehicle currently in inventory.