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Contents at a Glance Types of Benefits: There are several types of benefits available to Alliance members that have been outlined and explained in this book. This book is organized by the discounted products/services the benefit provides - such as food discounts, health care savings, and automobile discounts. For your information, the levels of discounts are briefly outlined below. Alliance members are eligible for ALL of these benefits! Union Privilege These benefits are provided by the AFL-CIO. Many discounts and deals are offered from discounted car rentals to college scholarships. For general information visit www.unionplus.org. Working Advantage Discounts These benefits are provided by AFL-CIO. These benefits span from savings on theme park tickets to online shopping discounts. For general information, visit www.workingadvantage.com. Nevada State AFL-CIO The Nevada State AFL-CIO provides benefits and discounts both through the Union Privilege program and to local retailers and services. These benefits are accessed by showing your Alliance membership card to participating vendors. Alliance Discounts Your local union also provides benefits and discounts, often with local retailers and services. These benefits are also accessed by showing your Alliance membership card to participating vendors. Members receive savings on many products and services such as car washes, motorcycle and RV purchases, salon services, and restaurants. PerksCard® This is a discount card that retailers/corporations join to provide discounts to their customers. The PerksCard® is provided to all Alliance members as part of their union membership Members need to register their PerksCard® at www.perkscard.com PerksCard® provides benefits that are available locally either by showing your PerksCard® or by downloading a coupon from the PerksCard® website. Other discounts are available only through the website. 1 Chapter 1 Automobile Discounts Benefits in This Chapter …………………………………………………………………………………………… *Discounts when purchasing a new or used car *Discounts when renting a car *Towing/Service Calls *Service/Repairs discount *Car Wash *Auto Insurance *AAA *Motorcycles and RVs ……………………………………………………………………………………………… Automobile benefits are available for members for everything from buying a new car to getting your car washed or serviced. These benefits and others are outlined below. 1. Purchasing a New or Used Car *Union Plus Auto Buying Discount Includes purchases of new and used cars, RVs, boats, motorcycles, commercial, and agricultural vehicles. Through the program, Alliance members will receive pre-negotiated, best-market pricing on new or used vehicles (cars, trucks, commercial, agricultural, RVs, boats, motorcycles, etc.) without having to negotiate with the dealer. A personal Vehicle Advisor will assist members throughout the entire buying or leasing process, from selection to final delivery. Program Features Pre-negotiated fleet pricing on most new vehicles purchased or leased through the program, typically 2 to 3 percent over dealer invoice. Used vehicle pricing at 4 percent over the cost of the vehicle at auction plus dealer preparation. Assistance from the program’s Vehicle Advisors throughout the process. 2 How the Program Works Before visiting a dealer, please contact Vehicle Advantage at: www.vehicleadvantage.com or call 866-824-1133. When requested please refer to Group ID number RU-502. The program helps members save by using pre-negotiated fleet pricing for new and used vehicles at dealers across the country. Once the member submits a vehicle order form, the Vehicle Advisor assists the member in selecting a new or used vehicle and options. The Vehicle Advisor will then locate the vehicle at a dealer in the member’s area and negotiate a price based on fleet pricing for new vehicles and at near auction cost for used vehicles. The dealer signs a contract agreeing to the price and the Vehicle Advisor reports the pre-negotiated price to the member. Once the details are acceptable to the member, the Vehicle Advisor sets up a mutually agreeable delivery appointment between the member and the dealer. The member goes to the dealership and inspects and test drives the vehicle and the transaction and delivery is completed. If the member decides not to purchase that vehicle, they may start the process again with the Vehicle Advisor. While the program can provide an excellent value for a vast majority of members, it may not appear to provide the lowest price for those members who want to take the time to haggle from dealer to dealer. Also, some vehicles may be in such demand that they require premium pricing. However, even for buyers who make car buying a sport, the program can provide an excellent price point from which to start. *J.B. Byrider-Alliance Member Card (3024 Fremont St., 702-933-4400) Members receive $500 off the price of a car, free 18,000-mile or 18-month warranty, six months free oil changes *BONUS* Members also receive $200 for referring a customer who buys a car *Integrity Chrysler Jeep Dodge-PERKSCARD® (6770 Redwood St, 702-870-9793) All models priced at $500 over invoice or lower! Must ask for Bob 702-563-5166 –Show PerksCard® to receive discount See dealer for details, some exclusions apply 2. Auto Insurance (See Insurance-Chapter 10) 3 3. Renting a Car Union members enjoy up to 25% in savings via rental car discounts from Budget and Avis. Avis and Budget rental car savings vary depending on the type of car or vehicle, time of year, location and length of car rental. Contact Avis and Budget to get rate quotes on rental cars, make rental car reservations, and take advantage of your Union Plus discount car rental benefit. *Avis Car Rental By phone: 1-800-698-5685 or online at www.unionplus.org/benefits/autodiscounts.cfm (reference union I.D. # B723700) *Budget Car Rental By phone: 1-800-455-2848 or online at www.unionplus.org/benefits/autodiscounts.cfm (reference union I.D. # V816100) TIP! Instant Savings: Calling or ordering your rental cars online in advance also means you pay less than at the counter -- and you can upgrade to a better car for only a couple bucks. When you order online, you can also print out your rental car reservation confirmation for your records and to reference when you pick up your car from the Avis or Budget Car Rental location. TIP! Union members can also choose to use their Union Plus Credit Card when they make their reservations for Avis or Budget rental cars and automatically get the discount. * PerksCard® Members should also check www.perkscard.com for deals and savings on car rentals. 4. Towing/Service Calls *Pinnacle Motor Club-Alliance Membership Benefit Members receive a once-a-year towing/service call benefit through Pinnacle Motor Club where the Alliance will pay the first $100 of the cost. (In most cases, $100 is enough to pay the cost of a towing/service call) All members receive a wallet identification card. 4 5. Service/Repairs *Goodyear Tire and Service- Alliance Membership Benefit Members receive a 10% discount on services such as lube, and filter and a flat rate charge of $18.95 for an oil change. Members also receive a 5% discount on tires. Just show your union card when coming in for service. Locations: 3590 East Tropicana (702) 458-5767 4150 Meadows (702) 870-8901 5567 South Rainbow (702) 873-5388 7005 West Sahara (702) 871-5767 5610 West Charleston (702) 878-7222 4445 East Charleston (702) 431-8989 6740 West Cheyenne (702) 658-4474 6765 West Flamingo (702) 367-2325 2120 East Warm Spring Rd (702) 263-2300 *Nuncio Auto Body-Alliance Membership Benefit (3685 S. Highland Drive, #8, Las Vegas, 702-558-2242) Members receive 10% on all services. Show your Union Membership Card for the discount. *Carburetor Shop-Alliance Membership Benefit (4225 E. Sahara #1, Las Vegas, 702-432-0007) Members receive 20% off discount. Show your Union Membership Card for the discount. *Accent Auto Body –Perks Benefit (4005 West Post Road, 702-968-7777) Members receive up to 15% off any service including paint less dent repair. 5 Not applicable with other offers Be sure to show your PerksCard® to receive this benefit! *Bob’s Autodynamics Inc-Perks benefit (3015 South Valley View Blvd, Suite 100, 702-367-0944) 10% off parts & labor Other discounts available on website. Be sure to show your PerksCard® to receive this benefit! *Precision Tune Auto Care-Perks Benefit (4350 Spring Mountain Road , 702-873-5225) 10% off parts and labor. Be sure to show your PerksCard® to receive this benefit! 6. Car Wash *Green Valley Hand Car Wash- Alliance Member Benefit (4625 East Sunset Road, Henderson, 702-433-8111) Members get $3 off all packages and $2 off a regular wash. 7. AAA Motor Club of Nevada (3312 Charleston Blvd, 702-870-9171) Members receive $17 off the registration fee for road, tire, battery repair and service with road and travel maps. TIP! USE DISCOUNT CODE 931B to receive the discount 6 B. Motorcycles & RVs *Boulder Choppers-Alliance Member Card (1101 N. Boulder Highway, Henderson, 702-558-2242) Members Receive 15% off on all motorcycle accessories, parts, repairs, and service. *Moturis RV, Rental & Service-Alliance Member Card (6590 Boulder Highway, Las Vegas, 702-597-5978 or 1-800-559-8228) Members receive a 10% discount on rentals and services for motorcycles, RVs and campers. Members also receive a 5% discount on purchases of motorcycles, RVs and Campers. *Cruise America RV Rental Union Members receive 10% off Cruise America RV Rentals 130 Rental Locations all across the country including these in the Las Vegas area: Cruise America-Las Vegas 6070 Boulder Highway Las Vegas, Nevada 89122 KOA-Reno Hilton 2500 E. 2nd Street Reno, NV 8959 *Cruise America rents many types and sizes of RVs and includes Supplemental Liability Insurance up to $1,000,000 in already discounted rates.
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