GM to offer free maintenance across 2014 lineup

One of the leading automobile manufacturers in the world, General Motors, is looking to gain more customers following the announcement they will be offering free maintenance for all their  vehicles beginning with their 2014 models.

The announcement was made by GM CEO Dan Akerson.

The offer will be good with the purchase of most 2014 GM vehicles including Chevrolet, Buick and GMC. GM is helping to lead the way in providing a plan of this magnitude for various reasons, but most importantly, they are doing so to increase the trust level between car owners and the company.

GM vehicle owners should take not however this isn’t a lifetime program being offered to new purchasers; rather it will last up to 24,000 miles (two years) and include tire rotations, oil and filter changes and a 27-point inspection. The offer is something which GM recently added to their Chevy Silverado and GMC Sierra trucks and is in addition to an already extensive program offered with their Cadillac models.

To be eligible for the offer, customers need to purchase their new 2014 model from a GM dealer. A GM spokesperson said the deal will be offered on “virtually” all GM models sold. The only exceptions to the deal will be several of the lower-volume produced cars, considered high-performance models.

During a GM shareholder conference, Akerson released news of the offer saying the company was hoping to “forge even stronger relationships.” Aside from the worry-free attitude this offer will give car owners, it will promote the purchase of more GM models when the time is right in the future. After having several years of successful maintenance at the GM facility, customers might feel more comfortable with the brand and return.

Loyalty in the brand is something that continues to improve across the board for GM models.

Without a doubt, this is going to be one plan which fans of GMC models and Buick models are going to be smiling about.