Nissan drives parts sales with rebate program

Kim Less, Nissan Americas vice president of aftersales. — Kim Less, Nissan Americas vice president of aftersales, said the volume-based rebate program makes Nissan and Infiniti replacement parts more affordable for body shops while driving incremental sales to the dealerships that sell them. (BRETT CARLSEN/NISSAN MOTOR CO.)

Urvaksh Karkaria

November 21, 2024 08:32 PM

Nissan Motor Co. has launched a rebate program to incentivize body shops to use its parts to drive dealership aftermarket revenue.

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