Start Saving Today with GM Rewards

GM Rewards is a free loyalty program from General Motors that allows members to earn points on eligible Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac purchases, vehicle maintenance, parts, accessories, and other qualifying GM products and services. Members can redeem their points toward eligible vehicle purchases or leases, paid Certified Service, GM Genuine Parts, accessories, select OnStar® plans, and additional benefits. The program gives GM owners and shoppers a way to earn rewards through everyday vehicle ownership expenses. At Sid Dillon, drivers in Lincoln, Omaha, Fremont, and surrounding Nebraska communities can learn how GM Rewards works, how points are earned, and which purchases qualify for redemption. Understanding the program’s earning rates, redemption options, and membership requirements can help you make the most of your GM Rewards benefits.

GM Rewards works by allowing enrolled members to collect points from eligible GM purchases and redeem those points toward qualifying products, services, and experiences. Membership is free, and participants can manage their rewards through their GM account. The program supports eligible transactions across Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac, providing flexibility for drivers who own or shop for different General Motors vehicles.

How Do You Earn GM Rewards Points?

GM Rewards members earn points based on the type and amount of eligible GM purchases. Under the current standard program, members earn 1 point for every $5 spent on qualifying vehicle purchases or leases and 3 points for every $1 spent on most other eligible GM products and services. Certain transactions have separate earning rules, and promotional opportunities may provide additional points.

Here is a breakdown of common GM Rewards earning opportunities:

• New GM Vehicle Purchase or Lease: Earn 1 point for every $5 spent on an eligible new Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, or Cadillac vehicle purchase or lease.
• Eligible Certified Used Vehicle Purchase: Earn 1 point for every $5 spent on a qualifying GM Certified Pre-Owned or CarBravo vehicle purchase.
• Paid Certified Service: Earn 3 points for every $1 spent on eligible maintenance and repair services at participating GM dealerships.
• GM Genuine Parts and ACDelco Parts: Earn 3 points for every $1 spent on qualifying replacement parts.
• GM Accessories: Earn 3 points for every $1 spent on eligible accessories for Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac vehicles.
• OnStar® Services: Earn 3 points for every $1 spent on qualifying OnStar services and subscriptions.
• GM-Backed Protection Plans: Eligible GM-backed Protection Plan purchases may earn 500 points under the standard program.

For example, spending $200 on eligible paid Certified Service would earn 600 GM Rewards points at the standard rate of 3 points per dollar. A qualifying $40,000 new GM vehicle purchase would earn 8,000 points at the standard rate of 1 point per $5 spent, assuming the entire amount qualifies for earning points. Actual point totals depend on eligible spending amounts, exclusions, and applicable program terms.

GM Rewards points are not earned on certain transaction amounts, including taxes, rebates, discounts, shipping fees, warranty repairs, and body shop repair orders. Members should also be aware that GM may change earning rates, promotional offers, and qualifying transactions.

What Can You Redeem GM Rewards Points For?

GM Rewards points can be redeemed toward qualifying vehicle purchases, maintenance services, replacement parts, accessories, and additional GM products. As of May 20, 2025, GM lists a redemption value of one cent per point for redemptions through General Motors. This means 1,000 points generally represent $10 in redemption value for eligible transactions through GM.

Common GM Rewards redemption options include:

• New GM Vehicles: Apply points toward the purchase or lease of an eligible new Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, or Cadillac at a participating dealership.
• Certified Used Vehicles: Use points toward qualifying CarBravo certified used vehicle purchases at participating dealerships.
• Certified Service: Redeem points for eligible paid maintenance, including qualifying service and repair work.
• Parts and Accessories: Apply points toward eligible GM Genuine Parts, ACDelco parts, and manufacturer-approved accessories.
• GM Protection Plans: Use points toward qualifying vehicle protection coverage, subject to plan availability and applicable terms.
• OnStar® Plans: Redeem eligible points toward select OnStar subscription plans.
• GM Financial Accounts: Eligible members may apply points toward qualifying GM Financial or Cadillac Financial account balances, subject to account requirements.
• Exclusive Experiences: GM may offer special events and experiences that members can access by redeeming points.

For Nebraska drivers, redeeming points toward routine maintenance can be particularly useful. Services such as oil changes, brake maintenance, and other qualifying repairs help support vehicle reliability throughout changing seasonal driving conditions. Points may also be applied toward eligible parts or accessories that support your vehicle’s everyday use.

Redemption availability depends on the transaction, participating dealership, membership status, and GM Rewards program rules. Points generally cannot be applied toward taxes or shipping charges, and certain redemptions may have additional restrictions.

How Do You Check and Use Your GM Rewards Points?

You can check your GM Rewards balance by signing in to your GM account and opening the Rewards dashboard. The dashboard displays your available points, membership information, and applicable redemption options. Members can also access rewards information through compatible GM-branded mobile apps, including myChevrolet, myBuick, myGMC, and myCadillac.

To use your points at a participating dealership, follow these steps:

1. Sign In to Your GM Account: Open your GM Rewards dashboard and review your available point balance before making a purchase or scheduling a service visit.
2. Choose an Eligible Purchase or Service: Determine whether the vehicle purchase, paid maintenance service, replacement part, or accessory qualifies for redemption.
3. Provide Your Membership Information: Inform the participating dealership that you want to redeem GM Rewards points. The dealership may request your member number or other account verification details.
4. Confirm the Redemption Amount: Review the number of points being applied and any remaining amount due before completing the transaction.
5. Review Your Updated Balance: After redemption, check your GM Rewards dashboard to confirm the transaction and remaining available points.

Most eligible points post to a member’s account within 24 hours, although some transactions can take up to 15 days. Points can generally be redeemed once they have been posted to the account. Under current program rules, standard points expire after seven years of account inactivity, meaning no qualifying earning or redemption activity during that period. Promotional points may follow different expiration rules.

Learn More About GM Rewards at Sid Dillon

GM Rewards provides Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac drivers with opportunities to earn points on eligible purchases and apply them toward future vehicle expenses. At Sid Dillon, customers throughout Lincoln, Omaha, Fremont, and nearby Nebraska communities can ask about participating GM dealership locations, qualifying transactions, and available rewards redemption options.

If you are considering a GM vehicle, browse our new vehicle inventory to review available Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac models. Existing owners can also learn about available vehicle maintenance services and GM accessories that may qualify for GM Rewards benefits at participating locations.

Have questions about your membership, earning rates, or redeeming points toward an upcoming purchase? Contact Sid Dillon to discuss GM Rewards and determine which services or purchases may be eligible. Our team can help you understand the next steps before visiting a participating dealership.