GM Extends Military Discount To 3 Years After Discharge - Details

[Gorehamj]

John Goreham
Contributing Writer, GM-Trucks.com
5-25-2018

General Motors announced Wednesday that all four of its brands — Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac — will extend their military discount to members who have been discharged as recently as three years ago. “Supporting service members and their families is truly part of our fabric at GM,” said Steve Hill, vice president, U.S. Sales, Service and Marketing. “Extending the discount to three years post-service allows military families to settle back into civilian life and take the time they need before purchasing a new vehicle.”

 

The overall program remains the same: Soldiers and sailors, as well as members of their immediate families, qualify for a special discount on new vehicles at participating dealers. 

 

GM employs more than 6,000 veterans — To find details on all the newly extended military discount please visit the GM site here.

[Jitters]

Yea but you don't really get it.  I just bought a new 2018 GMC Sierra over Memorial Day.  I watched the salesman put a check in the box for the military discount and it did not change the price at all.  I did get a Memorial Day discount like everyone else so thank you for that.  But there was no Military Discount for my 23 years service.

 

I still like the truck though.

 

 

[O_J_Simpson]

While a good jester it is cheaper to not us the Military discount. Same goes with supplier pricing. Much better deals out there taking the huge discounts and rebates open to all.

[kilowhiskey]

It’s not that big of a discount really. It’s just a way for them to get you in the dealership.