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A major part of GM's effort to become lean, profitable, self-sustaining and fully competitive requires a Dealer network that can successfully meet the needs of our customers and the demands of our operations.

As we announced on April 27, GM will discontinue certain brands and reduce our Dealer network to align with the scope and needs of the organization.

If you cannot find your dealer, it is likely that it is one of the Dealers affected by the above-mentioned Dealer network reduction. Please be assured that there will still be a GM-supported dealer to assist you with your sales and service needs. Please use the tools on this page to find the appropriate dealer most convenient to you.

A major part of GM's effort to become lean, profitable, self-sustaining and fully competitive requires a Dealer network that can successfully meet the needs of our customers and the demands of our operations.

As we announced on April 27, GM will discontinue certain brands and reduce our Dealer network to align with the scope and needs of the organization.

It is important to understand that these reductions to the Dealer network were planned and would take effect regardless of whether GM decided to launch the New GM through a section 363 (court) process.

General Motors of Canada's rationalization of the Dealer network was extremely difficult and challenging. An extensive list of criteria was developed to determine which dealerships would be retained. Strategic location, proximity to other dealerships, potential for growth and sales, along with many other business factors were considered prior to making our decision. We feel that we have made the best choices for the future of GM and the long term health of our dealer body. This does not make the execution of this plan any easier, as we will be losing some outstanding dealerships that were greatly appreciated in their community. Nevertheless, it is part of our broader restructuring activities, and ultimately, GM Canada will be better positioned with the strongest Dealer network in Canada for our customers and communities. Our goal is to accomplish this reduction in the Dealer network in an orderly, cost-effective and customer-friendly way.

As we transition into the consolidated network across the country, it is our hope that both customers and employees will understand the difficult and painful choices we needed to make to ensure GM Canada has a viable future. We will continue to offer and honour industry-leading warranty coverage, service will continue to be performed through authorized GM dealers and retailers, and customers can confidently continue to purchase our award winning lineup of cars and trucks.

A major part of GM's effort to become lean, profitable, self-sustaining and fully competitive requires a Dealer network that can successfully meet the needs of our customers and the demands of our operations.

As we announced on April 27, GM will discontinue certain brands and reduce our Dealer network to align with the scope and needs of the organization.

In mid-May we informed our Dealer network of our specific reduction plans, and since that time we have been working closely with our continuing dealers and those who will phase out their operations over time to ensure a smooth transition for all GM customers.

New GM is committed to maintaining a highly responsive and user-friendly dealership base. While certain dealers may remain open for a limited period of time, customers will be directed to other dealers in the customers' respective areas.

As previously communicated, GM will not publish a list of those GM dealerships whose Sales and Service Agreements will not be renewed. Contact your GM dealership should you have questions.

The New GM will focus its resources on four core brands, Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac. SAAB, Saturn, HUMMER and Pontiac will ultimately not be part of the New GM. GM is working closely with the dealers of discontinued brands to ensure that vehicles will be available for delivery in the near term and parts and services will remain available on a long-term basis.

Dealers are independent businesses. If the service offers were part of a package purchased or received from a dealer that is now closed those offers can no longer be redeemed. Any "no charge" GM corporate maintenance programs [i.e. Cadillac "No Charge" program or "Spring 2009 No Charge" program] that are administered by GM can be honoured at any remaining Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac dealer.

GMCL does not have record of outstanding appointments that have been scheduled through dealerships that have been closed. Customers will have to contact a new dealer to book a service appointment that has not yet been performed.

As GM Dealers and Retailers cease operations, customers will be notified of a service transition plan to ensure that customer service, parts and warranty services are continued in the future at an authorized GM dealer convenient to you. All warranty coverage, Roadside Assistance and OnStar services will remain unchanged. Customers are also encouraged to click on the dealer locator link on this page or call our Customer Communication Centre at 1-800 GM-DRIVE to locate a Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac dealer.

Effective January 2, 2010, your Saturn vehicle needs will be exclusively met by an extensive network of over 400 Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac authorized dealerships across Canada. Click on the 'Find a local GM Dealer' link on this page to locate your closest dealership.

Your satisfaction is important to your dealer and to GM. Normally, any concerns with the sales transaction or operation of your vehicle will be resolved by your dealer's sales or service department. If your dealership is now closed, you can locate a dealer near you by using the tools on this page or by contacting the Customer Communications Centre at 1-800 GM-DRIVE (1-800-463-7483).

Replacement parts are, and will continue to be, available to service and maintain GM vehicles (including Saturn). Customers can be assured that GM and our dealers are open for business and are committed to meeting the service needs of our customers now and well into the future.

Customers of these vehicles can be confident that GM intends to continue to supply replacement parts well into the future. When brands or nameplates are phased-out, GM continues to supply service parts based on factors including the number of vehicles still on the road, customer demand for parts, and estimated future parts needs.

Yes. GM relies on a broad and diverse supplier base to deliver the materials and parts we need to build and service GM vehicles. In the event of a supplier liquidation, we work with other suppliers to procure a new supply of the affected parts. We also carry a supply on hand sufficient to meet our near-term customer needs.

No. GM parts can only be purchased through your local GM Dealer.

Visit your nearest dealership's parts department, where they can assist you in finding the right parts for your vehicle. Find a dealer near you by using our Dealer Locator tool found on this page.

Yes. However, for non-emergency warranty repairs (the vehicle is drivable and does not pose a driving hazard), it is recommended that customers take their vehicle to a dealership that currently sells and services their brand. If the customer believes that the issue they are facing creates an emergency, they can take their vehicle to any GM dealership for warranty repairs. In these cases, the GM dealership must determine if they have the training and tools necessary to perform a warranty repair on another make vehicle.

Yes. However, for non-emergency warranty repairs (the vehicle is drivable and does not pose a driving hazard), it is recommended that customers take their vehicle to a dealership that currently sells and services their brand.

If you own a Pontiac or Saturn vehicle, you can take your vehicle to any Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac dealer for service.

For SAAB vehicles, visit the Dealer Locator tool on this page or contact the Customer Communication Centre at 1-800-GM-DRIVE to locate your closest Dealership authorized to perform service on SAAB vehicles.

If the customer believes that the issue they are facing creates an emergency, they can take their vehicle to any GM Dealership for warranty repairs. In these cases, the Dealership must determine if they have the training and tools necessary to perform a warranty repair on another make vehicle.

You GM/Saturn Warranty is sound: GM will continue to offer and honour industry-leading warranty coverage on past and future purchases for our full vehicle lineup. Service will continue to be performed through authorized GM dealers, with genuine GM parts. We also want to reassure you that there are no changes to the GM services, like Roadside Assistance, OnStar and XM radio. GM Card also remains unchanged — you can still collect and redeem points against the purchase of your next GM car or truck.

As of January 2, 2010 your Saturn vehicle can be serviced by any authorized Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac dealer. Locate a dealer that's convenient for you by clicking on the 'Locate a GM Dealer' link found on this page.

Your GM/Saturn Warranty is sound: GM will continue to offer and honour industry-leading warranty coverage on past and future purchases for our full vehicle line-up. Service will continue to be performed through authorized GM dealers, with genuine GM parts. We also want to reassure you that there are no changes to the GM services, like Roadside Assistance, OnStar and XM radio. GM Card also remains unchanged - you can still collect and redeem points against the purchase of your next GM car or truck.

It is the leasing company that owns the contract/leased vehicle, not the dealership or GMCL, therefore, the customer should contact their leasing company directly if they have any questions.

A: At this time, GM is committed to its four core brands of the future: Chevrolet, Buick,GMC and Cadillac. There are no plans to re-badge the current Pontiac models into other brands, however going forward GM's plan is to expand the product offerings of Buick and GMC.

Pontiac vehicle warranty coverage is unchanged.

Customer service is paramount. Customers can have their vehicles serviced at any Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac dealership. However, it is recommended you visit your closest Buick- GMC dealership for your servicing needs.

Yes. Pontiac parts will continue to be available for the foreseeable future.

The Pontiac brand will be phased out by the end of the 2010 calendar year.

The vast majority of Pontiacs are sold through dealers who offer at least one other GM brand (Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac). If a customer's dealer is unaffected, that dealer will continue to provide service for their Pontiac. If a particular dealer has been affected, customers can call the Customer Communications Center at 1-800-463-7483, where they will be directed to the nearest dealer.

PAG was in discussions to maintain the Saturn brand only in the US so the recent announcement does not further impact Canada. GM and Penske previously explored the potential sale and distribution of Saturn vehicles in Canada. After careful and thorough analysis, it was determined that the business case did not support distribution of Saturn vehicles in Canada.

It is expected that GM Canada's remaining Saturn retailers will cease retailer operations on or before December 31, 2009. GM will stand behind our Saturn customers. As Saturn retailers cease operations between now and the end of the year, Saturn customers will be able to have their vehicles serviced at any authorized GM dealer in Canada. Additionally, Saturn customers will receive a personalized letter notifying them of a Saturn service transition plan.

Your GM Warranty is sound: GM continues to offer and honour industry-leading warranty coverage on past and future purchases for our full vehicle line-up. Service will continue to be performed through authorized GM dealers, with genuine GM parts. The same holds true for customer purchased General Motors Protection Plan (GMPP) extended warranties. We also want to reassure you that there are no changes to the GM services, like Roadside Assistance, OnStar and XM radio. GM Card also remains unchanged - you can still collect and redeem points against the purchase of your next GM car or truck.

As of January 2, 2010 your Saturn vehicle can be serviced by any authorized Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac dealer. Locate a dealer that's convenient for you by clicking on the 'Locate a GM Dealer' link found on this page.

Your GM/Saturn Warranty is sound: GM will continue to offer and honour industry-leading warranty coverage on past and future purchases for our full vehicle line-up. Service will continue to be performed through authorized GM dealers, with genuine GM parts. We also want to reassure you that there are no changes to the GM services, like Roadside Assistance, OnStar and XM radio. GM Card also remains unchanged - you can still collect and redeem points against the purchase of your next GM car or truck.

No. Your Saturn Service Plan (SSP) coverage will be honoured in accordance with the terms of the agreement.

At this time, GM is committed to its four core brands of the future: Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick and GMC. There are no plans to re-badge the current Saturn models into other brands.

GM Canada remains committed to making sure we continue to service you and take care of all your vehicle needs. We want to assure you that your warranty will continue to be fully backed my GM. GM Canada's SAAB retailer operations will cease on or before the end of the year. During this time, you should continue to visit your SAAB retailer for your parts and service requirements.

As your retailer's SAAB operations cease between now and the end of the year, you will be notified of a SAAB service transition plan to ensure that customer service, parts and warranty services are continued in the future at an authorized GM dealer convenient to you. Your warranty coverage, Roadside Assistance and OnStar services will remain unchanged.

GM will continue to stand behind our SAAB customers. Customers should be assured that their warranty coverage, Roadside Assistance and OnStar® services will remain unchanged. As GM Canada's SAAB retailers cease operations, existing customers will have their service, parts and warranty needs satisfied through an existing network of GM dealers, authorized to service SAAB vehicles in Canada. Current SAAB owners will be notified of details of this transition plan to ensure that customer service, parts and warranty services are continued in the future in a satisfactory manner.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact our Customer Communication Centre at 1-800-GM-DRIVE.

If you have additional questions that have not been addressed on this site, please contact the GM Canada Customer Communication Centre at 1-800 GM-DRIVE (1-800-463-7483).

Absolutely. GM is dedicated to developing vehicles of world-class quality, value, safety and innovation. The reorganization will establish the strong financial base GM requires in order to build on its foundation of award-winning vehicles, with a number of key launches in 2009 and 2010 continuing on schedule, including:

• Chevrolet Camaro V6, a dramatic, moderately priced sport coupe with highway fuel consumption of 6.8 L/100 Km.
• An all-new Buick LaCrosse premium midsize sedan.
• The midsize Cadillac SRX crossover and CTS Sport Wagon.
• The Chevy Equinox and GMC Terrain, midsize crossovers with class-leading fuel economy.
• The Chevy Cruze, GM's new global compact car.
• The revolutionary Chevy Volt, an extended-range electric vehicle that can travel up to 65 Km on battery power alone.

GM and GMAC intend to continue their current relationship and to honour their obligations to each other in the ordinary course. Any questions relating to impacts on GMAC outside of the operating relationship between GM and GMAC should be addressed to GMAC directly.

General Motors Company in the U.S. has announced an expansion of leasing on select 2009 and 2010 Cadillac, Buick, GMC and Chevrolet models. The leases, offered by U.S. Bank, are part of a pilot program that includes select GM vehicles sold in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Michigan and Ohio. In addition, a lease on the all-new Cadillac SRX will be offered by U.S. Bank nationally. As much as GM Canada would like to offer leasing to our consumers, this will not be available for Canadian Consumers in the foreseeable future.

The GM Card^® Earnings and Redemption Allowance Program remains unchanged – Cardholders can continue to earn GM Card Earnings on purchases and redeem their GM Card Earnings towards a new eligible GM vehicle, subject to program rules.

A major part of GM's effort to become lean, profitable, self-sustaining and fully competitive requires a Dealer network that can successfully meet the needs of our customers and the demands of our operations.

As we announced on April 27, GM will discontinue certain brands and reduce our Dealer network to align with the scope and needs of the organization.

If you cannot find your dealer, it is likely that it is one of the dealers affected by the above-mentioned Dealer network reduction. Please be assured that there will still be a GM-supported dealer to assist you with your sales and service needs. Please use the tools on this page to find the appropriate dealer most convenient to you.

A major part of GM's effort to become lean, profitable, self-sustaining and fully competitive requires a Dealer network that can successfully meet the needs of our customers and the demands of our operations.

As we announced on April 27, GM will discontinue certain brands and reduce our Dealer network to align with the scope and needs of the organization.

It is important to understand that these reductions to the Dealer network were planned and would take effect regardless of whether GM decided to launch the New GM through a section 363 (court) process.

General Motors of Canada's rationalization of the Dealer network was extremely difficult and challenging. An extensive list of criteria was developed to determine which dealerships would be retained. Strategic location, proximity to other dealerships, potential for growth and sales, along with many other business factors were considered prior to making our decision. We feel that we have made the best choices for the future of GM and the long term health of our dealer body. This does not make the execution of this plan any easier, as we will be losing some outstanding dealerships that were greatly appreciated in their community. Nevertheless, it is part of our broader restructuring activities, and ultimately, GM Canada will be better positioned with the strongest Dealer network in Canada for our customers and communities. Our goal is to accomplish this reduction in the Dealer network in an orderly, cost-effective and customer-friendly way.

As we transition into the consolidated network across the country, it is our hope that both customers and employees will understand the difficult and painful choices we needed to make to ensure GM Canada has a viable future. We will continue to offer and honour industry-leading warranty coverage, service will continue to be performed through authorized GM dealers and retailers, and customers can confidently continue to purchase our award winning lineup of cars and trucks.

A major part of GM's effort to become lean, profitable, self-sustaining and fully competitive requires a Dealer network that can successfully meet the needs of our customers and the demands of our operations.

As we announced on April 27, GM will discontinue certain brands and reduce our Dealer network to align with the scope and needs of the organization.

In mid-May we informed our Dealer network of our specific reduction plans, and since that time we have been working closely with our continuing dealers and those who will phase out their operations over time to ensure a smooth transition for all GM customers.

New GM is committed to maintaining a highly responsive and user-friendly dealership base. While certain dealers may remain open for a limited period of time, customers will be directed to other dealers in the customers' respective areas.

As previously communicated, GM will not publish a list of those GM dealerships whose Sales and Service Agreements will not be renewed. Contact your GM dealership should you have questions.

The New GM will focus its resources on four core brands, Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac. SAAB, Saturn, HUMMER and Pontiac will ultimately not be part of the New GM. GM is working closely with the dealers of discontinued brands to ensure that vehicles will be available for delivery in the near term and parts and services will remain available on a long-term basis.

Dealers are independent businesses. If the service offers were part of a package purchased or received from a dealer that is now closed those offers can no longer be redeemed. Any "no charge" GM corporate maintenance programs [i.e. Cadillac "No Charge" program or "Spring 2009 No Charge" program] that are administered by GM can be honoured at any remaining Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac dealer.

GMCL does not have record of outstanding appointments that have been scheduled through dealerships that have been closed. Customers will have to contact a new dealer to book a service appointment that has not yet been performed.

As GM Dealers and Retailers cease operations, customers will be notified of a service transition plan to ensure that customer service, parts and warranty services are continued in the future at an authorized GM dealer convenient to you. All warranty coverage, Roadside Assistance and OnStar services will remain unchanged. Customers are also encouraged to click on the dealer locator link on this page or call our Customer Communication Centre at 1-800 GM-DRIVE to locate a Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac dealer.

Effective January 2, 2010, your Saturn vehicle needs will be exclusively met by an extensive network of over 400 Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac authorized dealerships across Canada. Click on the 'Find a local GM Dealer' link on this page to locate your closest dealership.

Your satisfaction is important to your dealer and to GM. Normally, any concerns with the sales transaction or operation of your vehicle will be resolved by your dealer's sales or service department. If your dealership is now closed, you can locate a dealer near you by using the tools on this page or by contacting the Customer Communications Centre at 1-800 GM-DRIVE (1-800-463-7483).

Replacement parts are, and will continue to be, available to service and maintain GM vehicles (including Saturn). Customers can be assured that GM and our dealers are open for business and are committed to meeting the service needs of our customers now and well into the future.

Customers of these vehicles can be confident that GM intends to continue to supply replacement parts well into the future. When brands or nameplates are phased-out, GM continues to supply service parts based on factors including the number of vehicles still on the road, customer demand for parts, and estimated future parts needs.

Yes. GM relies on a broad and diverse supplier base to deliver the materials and parts we need to build and service GM vehicles. In the event of a supplier liquidation, we work with other suppliers to procure a new supply of the affected parts. We also carry a supply on hand sufficient to meet our near-term customer needs.

No. GM parts can only be purchased through your local GM Dealer.

Visit your nearest dealership's parts department, where they can assist you in finding the right parts for your vehicle. Find a dealer near you by using our Dealer Locator tool found on this page.

Yes. However, for non-emergency warranty repairs (the vehicle is drivable and does not pose a driving hazard), it is recommended that customers take their vehicle to a dealership that currently sells and services their brand. If the customer believes that the issue they are facing creates an emergency, they can take their vehicle to any GM dealership for warranty repairs. In these cases, the GM dealership must determine if they have the training and tools necessary to perform a warranty repair on another make vehicle.

Yes. However, for non-emergency warranty repairs (the vehicle is drivable and does not pose a driving hazard), it is recommended that customers take their vehicle to a dealership that currently sells and services their brand.

If you own a Pontiac or Saturn vehicle, you can take your vehicle to any Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac dealer for service.

For SAAB vehicles, visit the Dealer Locator tool on this page or contact the Customer Communication Centre at 1-800-GM-DRIVE to locate your closest Dealership authorized to perform service on SAAB vehicles.

If the customer believes that the issue they are facing creates an emergency, they can take their vehicle to any GM Dealership for warranty repairs. In these cases, the Dealership must determine if they have the training and tools necessary to perform a warranty repair on another make vehicle.

You GM/Saturn Warranty is sound: GM will continue to offer and honour industry-leading warranty coverage on past and future purchases for our full vehicle lineup. Service will continue to be performed through authorized GM dealers, with genuine GM parts. We also want to reassure you that there are no changes to the GM services, like Roadside Assistance, OnStar and XM radio. GM Card also remains unchanged — you can still collect and redeem points against the purchase of your next GM car or truck.

It is the leasing company that owns the contract/leased vehicle, not the dealership or GMCL, therefore, the customer should contact their leasing company directly if they have any questions.

A: At this time, GM is committed to its four core brands of the future: Chevrolet, Buick,GMC and Cadillac. There are no plans to re-badge the current Pontiac models into other brands, however going forward GM's plan is to expand the product offerings of Buick and GMC.

Pontiac vehicle warranty coverage is unchanged.

Customer service is paramount. Customers can have their vehicles serviced at any Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac dealership. However, it is recommended you visit your closest Buick- GMC dealership for your servicing needs.

Yes. Pontiac parts will continue to be available for the foreseeable future.

The Pontiac brand will be phased out by the end of the 2010 calendar year.

The vast majority of Pontiacs are sold through dealers who offer at least one other GM brand (Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac). If a customer's dealer is unaffected, that dealer will continue to provide service for their Pontiac. If a particular dealer has been affected, customers can call the Customer Communications Center at 1-800-463-7483, where they will be directed to the nearest dealer.

PAG was in discussions to maintain the Saturn brand only in the US so the recent announcement does not further impact Canada. GM and Penske previously explored the potential sale and distribution of Saturn vehicles in Canada. After careful and thorough analysis, it was determined that the business case did not support distribution of Saturn vehicles in Canada.

It is expected that GM Canada's remaining Saturn retailers will cease retailer operations on or before December 31, 2009. GM will stand behind our Saturn customers. As Saturn retailers cease operations between now and the end of the year, Saturn customers will be able to have their vehicles serviced at any authorized GM dealer in Canada. Additionally, Saturn customers will receive a personalized letter notifying them of a Saturn service transition plan.

As of January 2, 2010 your Saturn vehicle can be serviced by any authorized Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac dealer. Locate a dealer that's convenient for you by clicking on the 'Locate a GM Dealer' link found on this page.

Your GM/Saturn Warranty is sound: GM will continue to offer and honour industry-leading warranty coverage on past and future purchases for our full vehicle line-up. Service will continue to be performed through authorized GM dealers, with genuine GM parts. We also want to reassure you that there are no changes to the GM services, like Roadside Assistance, OnStar and XM radio. GM Card also remains unchanged - you can still collect and redeem points against the purchase of your next GM car or truck.

No. Your Saturn Service Plan (SSP) coverage will be honoured in accordance with the terms of the agreement.

At this time, GM is committed to its four core brands of the future: Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick and GMC. There are no plans to re-badge the current Saturn models into other brands.

GM Canada remains committed to making sure we continue to service you and take care of all your vehicle needs. We want to assure you that your warranty will continue to be fully backed my GM. GM Canada's SAAB retailer operations will cease on or before the end of the year. During this time, you should continue to visit your SAAB retailer for your parts and service requirements.

As your retailer's SAAB operations cease between now and the end of the year, you will be notified of a SAAB service transition plan to ensure that customer service, parts and warranty services are continued in the future at an authorized GM dealer convenient to you. Your warranty coverage, Roadside Assistance and OnStar services will remain unchanged.

GM will continue to stand behind our SAAB customers. Customers should be assured that their warranty coverage, Roadside Assistance and OnStar® services will remain unchanged. As GM Canada's SAAB retailers cease operations, existing customers will have their service, parts and warranty needs satisfied through an existing network of GM dealers, authorized to service SAAB vehicles in Canada. Current SAAB owners will be notified of details of this transition plan to ensure that customer service, parts and warranty services are continued in the future in a satisfactory manner.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact our Customer Communication Centre at 1-800-GM-DRIVE.

If you have additional questions that have not been addressed on this site, please contact the GM Canada Customer Communication Centre at 1-800 GM-DRIVE (1-800-463-7483).

Absolutely. GM is dedicated to developing vehicles of world-class quality, value, safety and innovation. The reorganization will establish the strong financial base GM requires in order to build on its foundation of award-winning vehicles, with a number of key launches in 2009 and 2010 continuing on schedule, including:

• Chevrolet Camaro V6, a dramatic, moderately priced sport coupe with highway fuel consumption of 6.8 L/100 Km.
• An all-new Buick LaCrosse premium midsize sedan.
• The midsize Cadillac SRX crossover and CTS Sport Wagon.
• The Chevy Equinox and GMC Terrain, midsize crossovers with class-leading fuel economy.
• The Chevy Cruze, GM's new global compact car.
• The revolutionary Chevy Volt, an extended-range electric vehicle that can travel up to 65 Km on battery power alone.

GM and GMAC intend to continue their current relationship and to honour their obligations to each other in the ordinary course. Any questions relating to impacts on GMAC outside of the operating relationship between GM and GMAC should be addressed to GMAC directly.

General Motors Company in the U.S. has announced an expansion of leasing on select 2009 and 2010 Cadillac, Buick, GMC and Chevrolet models. The leases, offered by U.S. Bank, are part of a pilot program that includes select GM vehicles sold in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Michigan and Ohio. In addition, a lease on the all-new Cadillac SRX will be offered by U.S. Bank nationally. As much as GM Canada would like to offer leasing to our consumers, this will not be available for Canadian Consumers in the foreseeable future.

The GM Card^® Earnings and Redemption Allowance Program remains unchanged – Cardholders can continue to earn GM Card Earnings on purchases and redeem their GM Card Earnings towards a new eligible GM vehicle, subject to program rules.