Chevrolet Trade-In Assist Bonus Cash

Chevy vehicles are built to last, but there’s still nothing quite as exciting as getting a new one. Trading in the Chevy you’ve been driving is a great way to get the keys to the car, truck, or SUV that you’ve got your eye on. To help drivers near New Alexandria, Monroeville, and Irwin, PA, with upgrading, C. Harper Chevrolet East is proud to offer Chevy Trade-In Assist Bonus Cash.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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The Chevrolet Trade-In Assist Bonus Cash offer is an easier way to upgrade. It makes everything clear-cut and convenient for you. To walk you through the process and show you who qualifies, we’ve provided the answers to some frequently asked questions (FAQs):

What is the Chevy Trade-In Assist Bonus Cash?

Essentially, Chevy Trade-In Assist Bonus Cash is a cashback offer. When you trade your vehicle in, the amount of Bonus Cash you qualify for can be automatically applied to the purchase or lease term of your next Chevy vehicle.

Who is eligible for Trade-In Assist Bonus Cash?

Nearly any driver can quality for Trade-In Assist Bonus Cash. As long as your vehicle was made no earlier than 1995, you can trade it in for Bonus Cash. That includes any Chevy vehicle, as well as vehicles from other automakers. As long as the vehicle you lease or own was made after 1995, you’ll be eligible for Trade-In Assist Bonus Cash.

What are the program requirements?

Going about trading in for Bonus Cash is easy. As long as you have the proper documentation and meet the necessary requirements, you’ll be able to upgrade. The four requirements are:

1. You must own the car for at least 30 days—or be at least 30 days into your lease term or auto loan—before you can trade it in for Bonus Cash.
2. To redeem Bonus Cash, you must provide our dealership with proof of your residency.
3. Our Chevy dealership must also attain some proof of ownership.
4. Your car, truck, or SUV can be no older than a 1995 model year vehicle.

Is Bonus Cash transferable?

Chevy Trade-In Assist Bonus Cash is transferrable to other drivers in your household. That means that you can pass the Bonus Cash amount onto a spouse, a parent, or the teen driver in your home, as long as you share the same address.

What’s considered proof of ownership?

In order to get started, you’ll be required to show some form of ownership. Documents like your driver’s license, registration, and insurance information do not qualify as proof of ownership. If you own or are currently financing your car, you can present the vehicle title as proof of ownership. If you’re leasing, you may bring the lease agreement instead.