Programs & Promotions

As an eligible supplier employee, you can get the GM Supplier Discount Price, a special discounted price that’s below the MSRP. This outstanding value can be applied to the purchase or lease of eligible , new Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac vehicles. Combine this discount with most current offers to save even more.Build a vehicle to your exact specifications – and view the GM Supplier Discount Price and MSRP by following the prompts.To take advantage of this opportunity, you must request an authorization number. Authorization numbers may be requested for the purchase or lease of a total of two (2) vehicles per calendar year.

Follow these easy steps to save:

1. Sign in or register at: gmsupplierdiscount.com
2. Select “Obtain Authorization” from the Program menu and follow the prompts.
3, Print your authorization number and take it to your dealer along with a copy of your company ID/badge or a copy of a current pay stub.

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Overseas. Back Home. Anywhere. Getting Your Discount* Is Easy!

The GM Military Discount is an easy way to save hundreds, even thousands, on eligible, new Chevrolet, Buick and GMC vehicles. Active Duty members, Reservists, National Guard members, Veterans within one year of discharge date and Retirees – including their spouses – of the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps and Coast Guard can all take advantage of these helpful savings.

How the discount works:

To take advantage of this opportunity, you’ll need an authorization number. Authorization numbers may be requested for the purchase or lease of two (2) vehicles per calendar year.

Follow these easy steps to save:
1. Sign in or register at: gmmilitarydiscount.com
2. Select “Obtain Authorization” from the Program menu and follow the prompts.
3. Print your authorization number and take it to McClinton Chevrolet along with a copy of your current Leave and Earnings Statement (LES), Retiree Account Statement? or your discharge papers (e.g., DD-214).

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In appreciation of the hard working education community, current employees of a public school, private school, college or university can get the GM Educator Discount.* This great value gives you a special price below the MSRP. Combine this discount with most current offers to save even more on the purchase or lease of eligible , new Chevrolet, Buick or GMC vehicles. Build a vehicle to your exact specifications and view the supplier price and MSRP by following the prompts.To take advantage of this opportunity, you must request an authorization number. Authorization numbers may be requested for the purchase or lease of a total of two (2) vehicles per calendar year.

Follow these easy steps to save:
1. Sign in or register at: gmeducatordiscount.com
2. Select “Obtain Authorization” from the Program menu and follow the prompts.
3. Print your authorization number and take it to your dealer along with a copy of your school ID/badge or a copy of a current pay stub.

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Looking to save on a new vehicle? You’ve come to the right place!If you are a college student, recent graduate or graduate student,* you can receive a special discounted price that’s below the MSRP. This outstanding value can be applied to the purchase or lease of eligible , new Chevrolet, Buick and GMC vehicles. Simply request an authorization number and present it, along with evidence of enrollment or diploma dated no more than 2 years ago, to your GM Dealer. Combine this discount with most current offers to save even more.To take advantage of this opportunity, you must request an authorization number. Authorization numbers may be requested for the purchase or lease of two (2) vehicles per calendar year.

Follow these easy steps to save:
1. Sign in or register at: gmcollegediscount.com
2. Select “Obtain Authorization” from the Program menu and follow the prompts.
3. Print your authorization number and take it to your dealer along with a copy of your school ID/badge or a copy of a current pay stub.

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