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AutoNation honors America’s veterans with exclusive service discounts at locations nationwide and through mobile service
Fort Lauderdale, Florida – As Veteran’s Day approaches, AutoNation is taking time to recognize the men and women who have served the United States by offering a special 20% discount on all in-store services at AutoNation-branded locations nationwide. The offer, available from November 10 through November 15, 2025, also extends to AutoNation Mobile Service, providing veterans and active-duty military personnel with convenient access to essential vehicle maintenance.
“America’s Veterans, including more than 1,000 proud team members at AutoNation, have earned our deepest gratitude for their service and sacrifice,” said Christian Treiber, AutoNation’s President of After-Sales. “To our active military, Veterans, and their families, thank you for all you do to keep our country safe. Your dedication is an inspiration.” Treiber emphasized that the promotion is just one way the company shows appreciation for those who dedicate their lives to national service.
The exclusive discount applies to all active U.S. Military personnel, Veterans, and their spouses. To qualify, customers must present proof of service, which can include a leave and earning statement, U.S. Military ID card, or DD Form 214 — the official certificate of release or discharge from active duty. AutoNation has made it easy to access full offer details online at autonation.com/offers/military-discounts.
This initiative is designed not only to honor service members during the holiday but also to support them in practical ways. From routine maintenance to more extensive service needs, the 20% discount ensures that veterans can care for their vehicles while saving money. However, certain limitations apply, including a $200 maximum discount, and exclusions for tires, collision repair, and warranty work. The offer cannot be combined with other promotions and is limited to one use per vehicle.
Beyond the Veteran’s Day promotion, AutoNation continues to show commitment to veterans through its long-term programs. The company partners with the U.S. Army’s Partnership for Your Success (PaYs) program, which assists soldiers transitioning to civilian life by connecting them with meaningful career opportunities at AutoNation. Through this program, veterans can explore open positions and receive support as they transition from military to civilian careers. Interested individuals can learn more by visiting careers.autonation.com or the PaYs program website.
For AutoNation, honoring veterans goes beyond discounts. The company highlights the role that veterans play not only within the armed forces but also as employees, community members, and contributors to society. The promotion, along with ongoing recruitment and community programs, reflects the company’s broader mission to break down barriers and expand opportunities for those who have served.
With the Veteran’s Day discount, AutoNation aims to provide a meaningful way for veterans and their families to maintain their vehicles while feeling recognized and valued. It also encourages active participation from the community in acknowledging the sacrifices of service members throughout the year.
As the holiday approaches, veterans are invited to visit their local AutoNation service centers to take advantage of this offer, which underscores the company’s dedication to giving back to those who have given so much for the nation. By combining practical service support with career opportunities and ongoing recognition, AutoNation continues to solidify its role as a company that honors and uplifts America’s veterans in tangible and lasting ways.
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