General Mobility Offers Financial Assistance And Equipment For The Disabled
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General Motors is offering financial assistance and specialized equipment to disabled customers through General Mobility.
Buyers who add eligible mobility-related equipment to a new Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, or GMC vehicle can receive up to $1,000. Alternatively, customers can receive up to $1,200 when installing qualifying adaptive equipment on eligible purchased or leased new Chevy Express of GMC Savana vans. Customers who receive the General Mobility Reimbursement are also eligible for two years of OnStar Safety & Security coverage and Remote Access Plan with an available 4G LTE WiFi hotspot.
Interested customers are encouraged to visit GMFleet.com and choose their desired vehicle, while also exploring the list of eligible adaptive equipment offered for the General Mobility Reimbursement Program. In order to receive reimbursement, the purchaser and a GM representative are required to complete and sign a reimbursement application.
Back in 2016, General Motors filed a trademark application to register the term “General Mobility” with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The application stagnated following GM’s inability to provide the trademark office with a Statement of Use document. As such, the automaker filed a second application for the term General Mobility is August of 2019, proving that The General was adamant in using the term going forward.
At the time, it was unclear how exactly General Motors would use the General Mobility trademark, leading to speculation that it could be used in conjunction with a tech-focused car-sharing service, or something similar.
Now, however, we know that General Mobility provides support to disabled customers “with vehicles, guidance on adaptive equipment and financial assistance,” per the General Mobility page on the General Motors Fleet website.
“Our vans provide abundant interior space, cargo capacity and accessibility for wheelchair and scooter users,” General Mobility states. “You can also choose from our many truck or SUV options which provide excellent cargo and towing capacity and can be made wheelchair-accessible for a driver or front passenger.”
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I would like more information .
Can you provide a link?
Check out the link in the third paragraph: https://www.gmfleet.com/vehicles/upfit-applications/mobility-vehicles
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