Used 2019 Chevrolet Bolt EV

Our New Year Sale is on Now! This is a very low mileage Bolt EV and has nice equipment and comes with the General Motors Buyback 12 month warranty and still has a lot of battery warranty remaining. GM buyback vehicles are priced below market value compared with equivalent used vehicles. Since GM repurchased them (often because of an owner concern or minor issue), dealers price them attractively to move them making them a strong value play for budget-conscious buyers. Before a buyback vehicle is put on a Chevy dealer’s lot: They undergo a detailed inspection (often 170+ points) by trained technicians. Service departments will repair any known issues per factory specs. Vehicles are cleaned, detailed, and reconditioned to sell condition. This process helps ensure you’re getting the vehicle in good operating order, not something cut-rate. GM requires dealers to provide a Resale Disclosure Notice of Nonconformity that outlines the vehicle’s history and original concerns before repurchase. That gives you clearer insight into what happened and what was fixed, unlike regular used vehicles where there could be unknowns. Buyback vehicles from Chevrolet dealers come with a GM Limited Warranty (e.g., 12 months/12,000 miles) from the time of your purchase as minimum coverage. Any remaining portion of the original factory warranty observed on the vehicle still applies too. Because the vehicles came back through GM’s processes and are sold at authorized GM dealers: Repairs and parts meet GM factory standards, not third-party work. Chevy service departments stand behind the work and offer ongoing support. If something covered by the buyback warranty crops up, you can take it back to any GM dealership nationwide for service. You’re buying from a franchised Chevrolet dealer with a reputation and consumer protections. The vehicle’s history and inspection are documented, not full of unkowns.