NBB members save big through dealer discount plans
Members of the National Biodiesel Board can save big on a new vehicle from Detroit’s Big Three automakers as more diesel models enter the marketplace than ever before. Through long-standing partnerships working with the automakers on biodiesel initiatives, NBB has secured access for its members to big savings on the purchase or lease of new vehicles through the Chrysler Affiliate Rewards Program, Ford X-Plan Partner Recognition Program, and General Motors’ Supplier Discount Program.
This “trifecta” of NBB membership benefits has already helped more than 200 NBB members save thousands of dollars off the manufacturers’ suggested retail price on a new vehicle. Typical savings have ranged anywhere from $1,000 to $9,000 off the vehicle purchase price, depending on the vehicle make, model and options chosen and other incentives available.
Ed Erickson Jr., national director for the American Soybean Association and an NBB member, said, “I can attest that the value members receive from these vehicle discount programs, along with access to so many other great educational resources, make it all worth it. Value and information—that’s what it’s about—and this is a great deal!”
It’s simple to take advantage of this benefit. Current NBB members in good standing simply need to call NBB’s vehicle discount program headquarters at 800-841-5849 to register and confirm their eligibility before purchasing their vehicle. Our helpful representatives will walk you through the simple process to access your chosen discount program through Chrysler, Ford or General Motors. Additional information on the discount programs, sample pricing, and answers to frequently asked questions can also be found under the Member Benefits section of NBB’s members-only website at www.nbb.org.
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