CRP Automotive Launches 'Choose Rein And Cash In Big' Promotion

CRANBURY, N.J. – CRP Automotive, a leading source of OE-quality replacement parts for European and Asian import vehicle applications, has launched an exciting new rewards promotion targeting professional service technicians. The new promotion called, “Choose Rein and Cash In Big,” rewards technicians who collect and redeem UPC codes from the purchase of Rein Automotive replacement parts.

Promotion ends Oct. 31, 2015
The “Choose Rein and Cash In Big,” promotion includes a Rein Branded Drinking Stein, a $15 Gift Card, and a raffle entry for a chance to win a Barbeque Grill, iPad, 32-inch Flat Screen TV, MP3 Player, or 16 GB Galaxy Tablet. UPC codes are cumulative, so the technicians can add up their UPCs and have a chance at all of the prizes.

According to Trevor Potter, CRP automotive vice president of sales, “This promotion gives our technician customers the opportunity to win in two big ways. With Rein Automotive, they’ll get world class, OE-Quality European replacement parts that are competitively priced to deliver good profit margin and a chance to cash in big with exciting prizes and gift cards!”

The promotion is being supported by a multifaceted, integrated marketing and sales campaign via trade print and online advertising, a direct mail campaign to service retailers, public relations, and social media activities.

Technicians can redeem their Rein UPC codes for these great prizes.

10 UPC codes: Stein
20 UPC codes: $15.00 gift card
30 UPC codes: One raffle entry for a chance to win a Barbeque Grill, iPad, 32-inch Flat Screen TV, MP3 Player or 16 GB Galaxy Tablet.

For more information and details about this great promotion, technicians can go to chooserein.com or call their local CRP Representative at 800.526.4066.

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