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GM MAAP Pricing

They announced they were doing this back in July with just a month's heads up. Dealers revolted. GM delayed it. Haven't heard anything since.

Sounds like they may add a new MAAP line on the invoice so it applies to dealers who don't participate in an LMA and can be enforced without violating dealer agreements.

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They sent out a letter to dealers dated 11/6/20 on Tuesday that it would be taking effect in January. It is a broad statement that does not mention any specific makes or models, so it appears it will be all of them. They also did not mention whether a dealer was in an LMA or not. One major problem that I noted is that they are requiring the breakdown of all rebates across all sites; including 3rd party sites who do not currently provide any breakdown of the numbers.
 
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Our VW store has been on it for almost a year now. I am assuming GM is going to follow similar guidelines with pricing being tied to Co-op funds, compliance reviews etc. Its kind of a pain but if you can setup your IMS with some lifecycles/buckets/etc.(whatever your tool uses) based on trim level it makes life a lot easier. You just update your lifecycles once a month when the incentives come out. Put all your cars at MSRP on 3rd parties and submit for compliance often.

It's kind of a good thing really because then everyone has an advertising floor. No more $13,000 jettas.
 
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# Summary GM announced it would implement MAAP (Manufacturer's Advertised Selling Price) pricing beginning January 1, 2021, requiring dealers to display pricing tied to MSRP and rebate breakdowns across all platforms, with enforcement tied to co-op funds and compliance reviews. Dealers expressed concerns about the broad application to all models and the challenge of requiring third-party sites to provide rebate breakdowns, though some saw potential benefits in establishing a pricing floor and preventing aggressive lease offers.

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