General Motors Customer Care And Aftersales Announces New Enhancement To Rewards Program

General Motors Customer Care And Aftersales Announces New Enhancement To Rewards Program

Launched earlier this year, my GM Partner Perks rewards mechanical and collision shops for purchases of GM Genuine Parts, ACDelco, Chevrolet Performance and GM Accessories.

General Motors Customer Care and Aftersales announced “milestone growth,” as well as a new enhancement to my GM Partner Perks.

“GM continues to build strong and robust programs to support business partners and customers,” the automaker said in a news release.

Launched earlier this year, my GM Partner Perks rewards mechanical and collision shops for purchases of GM Genuine Parts, ACDelco, Chevrolet Performance and GM Accessories.

“my GM Partner Perks makes it easier for dealers, direct accounts and our independent aftermarket partners to conduct business with us,” said Kris Mayer, general director of retail and wholesale dealer channels, GM CCA. “Since its launch, my GM Partner Perks has paid out $3 million in rewards to more than 6,500 members.”

Starting Jan. 1, 2020, my GM Partner Perks members will be able to participate in a streamlined process for quarterly trade rebates through the my GM Partner Perks portal with just a few clicks. This includes reviewing and approving parts-purchase history.

Additionally, GM continues to concentrate on major industry trends. According to IHS Markit, the number of light vehicles in operation in the United States reached a record high earlier this year, with more than 278 million vehicles on the road. This, combined with the aging vehicle population, provides great opportunities to increase sales in the parts and service industry, GM noted.

“GM CCA has been on a journey to strengthen our overall parts offerings and we are continuing to deliver for our business partners and customers as industry trends evolve,” said Mark Drennan, general director of ACDelco channel, GM CCA. “As we prepare for future growth opportunities, we are investing heavily in our program and product offerings.”

GM CCA also continues to identify, invest and introduce new GM Genuine Parts and ACDelco parts to the market, and further develop promotions that help GM business partners increase their parts sales.

“We want to make sure our customers have the products they need, when they need them, to ensure efficient service and repairs,” said David Mestdagh, general director of global product management, GM CCA. “GM is dedicated to launching innovative original equipment and aftermarket products that join a breadth of parts offerings, from maintenance and repair to collision, propulsion and performance.”

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