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Ford Selects OEConnection for Mechanical Parts Marketing Program

February 26, 2018 By CollisionWeek Editor

Ford Motor Company has selected OEConnection LLC (OEC) for a comprehensive mechanical parts ordering and fulfillment program through the OEC RepairLink solution.

OEConnection logoWith the Ford and Motorcraft Stars (FAMS) Pricing Program, Ford Certified Parts Wholesale Dealers are able to offer competitive pricing to their mechanical repair shop customers on program parts utilizing the RepairLink platform. Over a pilot period of five months, program parts sales increased 182 percent year over year.

“What was more interesting, though,” noted Jon Palazzo, OEC Vice President, Mechanical, “was that the program lifted parts sales overall. We saw a 150 percent jump in parts sales,

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