Cash for Clunkers in Canada!

Cash for Clunkers in Canada!
Press Release:
You may have heard of the successful Cash For Clunkers program in the US -- well, now it's our turn! GM Canada is the latest automaker to offer Cash For Clunker incentives to its Canadian customers.

This offer provides you with a rebate of $500, $1000, $2000, or $3000 towards the purchase or finance of a new, more fuel-efficient 2009-2010 GM vehicle when your pre-1995 vehicle is accepted into the Federal Government's Retire Your Ride program.

The Retire Your Ride program recycles your old vehicles and allows you to choose from several reward options, including transit passes, bicycles, car-sharing memberships, or $300 cash/vehicle rebate. To be eligible for the Retire Your Ride program (and therefore the Cash For Clunkers program), your automobile must be a 1995 model year or older, in current running condition, and must have been registered and insured for the past six months (12 months for BC residents).

Once your clunker has been accepted into the Retire Your Ride program, you are eligible for the $500, $1000, $2000, or $3000 Cash For Clunkers rebates at GM Canada. Rebates can be applied to 2009 or 2010 GM models, rebate amounts vary depending on the vehicle you choose.

Unfortunately, it is not specified which rebate amount is valid for which vehicle, so you'll have to discuss that at your GM Canada dealership -- but GM's vice president of sales, service, and marketing did state in a press release that Chevrolet Equinox, GMC Terrain, Buick LaCrosse, Cadillac SRX and CTS Sportwagon are all options in the Cash For Clunkers program.

It is not noted how long this offer will be available, so if you're interested, take advantage of it soon before it disappears!

Recorded September 27, 2009.

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• Ontario
• 2009
• Hyundai

[TripleHomicide]

How responsible. Lets waste cars that still run fine. I wonder if anyone has taken into account how much pollution BUILDING a new car costs. I read somewhere once that for buying a new car to be worth while, the car you're replacing would have to be burning oil and going farther than 40,000 kilometers a year. 20,000 kilometers a year is normal for me.

[nazi1944]

hyundai elantra

[crystalscan2002]

oh joy poor vehices get wasted