General Motors Offers Consumers a Money-Back Guarantee
September 14, 2009 - 12:53 am
The Los Angeles Times reports that, in the midst of bankruptcy and slumping sales that weren’t even helped by the Cash for Clunkers program, General Motors is launching an ambitious campaign to woo car buyers: a money-back guarantee.
The advertising campaign, which is set to roll out this week, assures consumers that they can purchase a [...]
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