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ANCHOR LEAD: Motorists might decide to drive less just to save money at the pump. But now vehicle owners who spend less time behind the wheel can see real savings on their insurance bill too. T.K. Anderson has more. (:60)
SCRIPT: Consumer Focus, I’m T.K. Anderson. U.S. drivers average between 15 and 20-thousand miles a year. But for anyone whose vehicle spends more time in the driveway than that, significant savings are available. John O’Donnell with GMAC Insurance says a new low mileage discount is now available for vehicles equipped with GM’s OnStar system.
CUT: (O’Donnell) Customers who drive less should pay less, and this program allows customers to use the OnStar technology already in their vehicles to give them the discounts that they deserve.
SCRIPT: OnStar’s Tony DiSalle says the Low-Mileage Discount program is another example of how OnStar adds value to drivers in GM vehicles.
CUT: (DiSalle) Using the technology behind OnStar Vehicle Diagnostics allows us to provide a unique money-saving benefit to OnStar subscribers who drive less. In addition to the safety, security and convenience services that we offer, we’re helping subscribers reduce their transportation costs.
SCRIPT: OnStar subscribers must opt-in to be eligible for this program. For more information, log onto OnStar.com. That’s Consumer Focus from GM. I’m T.K. Anderson.
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