GM Offering Standard Maintenance Program to Fleet Customers

DETROIT – General Motors Fleet and Commercial Sales announced its GM Business Choice program now includes a two-year, 30,000-mile Business Maintenance Plan in addition to a cash allowance for vehicle accessories or upfits.

by Staff

January 3, 2013

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DETROIT – General Motors Fleet and Commercial Sales announced its GM Business Choice program now includes a two-year, 30,000-mile Business Maintenance Plan in addition to a cash allowance for vehicle accessories or upfits.

GM said it’s the first automaker to offer a maintenance plan along with cash incentives that can be used with any upfitter. The GM Business Choice maintenance plan covers lube, oil, and filter changes; tire rotation; and a 27-point inspection. Eligible vehicles include the following: cargo, passenger and cutaway vans, chassis cabs, 1500, 2500, and 3500 pickups, and the Chevrolet Avalanche.

“Our customers told us how important a maintenance plan is to them, so we listened and redesigned the Business Choice program to meet their needs as part of our commitment to providing the best possible customer experience,” said Ed Peper, General Motors U.S. vice president of Fleet and Commercial Sales.

GM stated that small-business customers who purchase more than one vehicle for work-related purposes may be eligible for the program.

GM said the changes to the company's Business Choice program will complement its new Business Elite program.

To learn more about the Business Choice program and qualifying vehicles, visit gmfleet.com/businesschoice. Also, customers are invited to join the GM Fleet and Commercial Customer Service LinkedIn group.

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