DuPont launches General Motors sponsored parts rebate program
DuPont Performance Coatings (DPC) announced the launch of the General Motors (GM) sponsored Parts Rebate Program for 2013.
Like this article? Sign up to receive our weekly news blasts here.GM has partnered with DPC to offer the parts rebate to the DPC network of collision shops. The process is simple - when shops choose 100 percent Genuine GM Parts for selected repairs electronically through CollisionLink and are registered with PerformanceGateway, they are rewarded with a rebate.
“DuPont Performance Coatings is proud to offer this program to our shops. It will bring additional profitability to the shops, assist them in reducing cycle time, increase the quality of repair and reduce administration workload," said Gary Scott, program manager, OEM collision services.
Shops who register with PerformanceGateway and CollisionLink and participate in the program will receive a rebate when parts are electronically processed through CollisionLink (OEConnection) and repairs are completed using qualified 100 percent GM collision repair parts. Part rebates are deposited automatically into the shops designated bank account quarterly.
“The GM Rebate Program through CollisionLink and DuPont Performance Coatings is working out great for our business. Adding a rebate incentive that takes zero effort to redeem the rebate makes it even better,” said Don Murphy, owner of The WreckRoom in Villa Park, Ill., and a shop that participated in the pilot of the program.
Starting Jan. 1, 2013, shops may enroll in the program anytime during the year. For shops that currently participate in another GM-sponsored rebate program and want to change program administrators in order to receive automated rebate payments, they may do so only during the month of January 2013. Shops may only participate in one GM-sponsored body shop rebate program in a given year.
For more program information visit www.performancegateway.com.
