Group 1 - Automotive dealers collectively saw stock price increases, with Yongda Automobile rising by 2.96% to HKD 1.74, Harmony Auto up by 1.96% to HKD 1.04, Zhongsheng Holdings increasing by 3.88% to HKD 12.33, and Meidong Auto gaining 3.25% to HKD 1.27 [1] - Morgan Stanley's report indicates that BMW China will reduce suggested retail prices by 10% to 20% starting January 1, primarily affecting imported models such as the 7 Series, 6 Series, M Series, and i-series electric vehicles [1] - The price reduction is not aimed at initiating price competition, as BMW dealers have been offering discounts significantly below the suggested retail prices for some time [1] Group 2 - The expected outcome of the price reduction is that actual transaction prices will likely remain stable despite the suggested retail price decrease [1] - Dealers such as Yongda Automobile, Zhongsheng Holdings, and Meidong Auto are anticipated to benefit slightly from the lower wholesale costs, which could enhance their new car sales margins [1] - However, future rebates received by dealers may decrease, as the rebate amounts are determined by the manufacturer [1]