Nissan College and Military Program

Nissan proudly offers two outstanding programs that qualified individuals can take advantage of to save big on their new Nissan car, truck, or SUV. These two programs are the Nissan Military Discount Program and the Nissan College Grad Program.

Nissan Military Discount Program
With the military program, you can save up to $500. Savings can be combined with all current national and regional Nissan incentives. Nissan also has an overseas program courtesy of Military AutoSource. This program provides various military discounts and benefits on Nissan vehicles to active members of the U.S. military, civilian component, and the diplomatic community stationed overseas. Receive privileged military pricing on all models, stateside delivery, 24/7 live chat service, and exclusive military guarantees and protections when you qualify.

So, how does one qualify for the Nissan Military Discount Program? You must be a member of US Military Personnel that is either active, reserve, retired (must have completed 20 years of active or reserve duty), or a Veteran (must be within 24 months of separation from active or reserve duty). You will need to show verifiable proof of your military status or active service at the time of purchasing your vehicle. Be sure to bring one of the following documents when you visit 94 Nissan:

• Leaving and Earning Statement
• Military ID card
• DD Form 214
• Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty

Nissan College Grad Program
With the Nissan College Grad Program, graduates can receive considerable savings on their new vehicle. Receive $500 cash back in addition to existing offers. To be eligible, you must meet one of these requirements:

• Graduated from an accredited four-year college, university, or registered nursing degree program within the past two years or will within the next six months
• Graduated from an accredited two-year college, junior college, technical college, or university within the past two years or will within the next six months
• Be enrolled in or have graduated from an accredited graduate degree program during the last two years
• Have graduated from an accredited two-year trade school or vocational school within the past two years or will within the next six-months