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General Motors Now Accepting Collision Repair Network Applicants
I-CAR · August 9, 2018 · Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Cadillac, General Motors
Summary
General Motors has officially launched and opened enrollment for its new Collision Repair Network. To qualify, shops must meet specific criteria including I-CAR training, a minimum of five years in business, customer satisfaction measurement, and possessing equipment with specified capabilities.
What to do on the job
Review the network requirements on www.gmparts.com and ensure the shop meets the necessary I-CAR training, business tenure, and equipment capability standards before applying.
How to use it
Use this document to justify investments in I-CAR training and specific equipment capabilities required to meet GM OEM network standards, or to explain to insurers the necessity of following GM-approved repair workflows to maintain network compliance.
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