Gm Discounts To Disabled Vets

[broncovet]

Most everyone knows that GM offers a big discount to military "active and reserve". Has anyone gotten a discount on a GM car or truck with a 100% P and T "military" Id card? My id card works for almost everything on post. It gets me on post, commissary...even most "MWR" stuff, such as the gym on post.

My question is has anyone gotten a GM "military" discount with their disabled Vet military ID?

I went to the chatline at GM discounts, and the lady there said no, but I think she may have not known what she is talking about.

GM also offers a $750 discount for USAA members, and USAA membership is free to military, and I heard it was opened to VETS, too.

https://www.usaa.com...offer_exclusive

It is also here, if you scroll across:

http://www.gm.com/ve.../currentoffers/

I will add that military discount is not a big deal by itself because the credit union members get the same GM pricing as military, HOWEVER, credit union members dont get the 750 off for USAA, so military discount would mean about another $750. If I get all the discounts, I may even be able to afford the car...thanks..

Edited April 19, 2011 by broncovet

[Pete53]

Good to know. I get a good discount cause I buy used cars with low mileage. Usually pay half price for a really good car 3 or 4 years old.

[carlie]

Disabled Vet - Unsatisfied with GM and their Vehicles / Warranty :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPK-9XyzLs4

[Carl the Engineer]

You get a discount for being active, active duty or reserve/national guard

You get a discount for USAA

You DO NOT get a discount for being a retired or a disabled vet.

At least you didn't a month ago.

Oh, and if you credit score sucks, you don't get a car. Ask me, I know..

Hamslice

[jbasser]

Hamslice is correct. Unless you are a retiree, you get diddly.

Now If you belong to the DAV, Ford offers the X plan.

Oh well.

J