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Dealership Profits Decline
While new and used retail sales stagnated, dealerships have been particularly supported by fixed operations and finance-and-insurance profits, according to a new report.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHWhile new and used retail sales stagnated, dealerships have been particularly supported by fixed operations and finance-and-insurance profits, according to a new report.
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The automaker saw a Quarter One net income of $2.9 billion, just 2.7% lower than 2021, despite $2.5 billion in increased costs as global revenue rose 11%.
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Toyota Motor Corp. is getting closer to using up a key U.S. tax credit for hybrid and electric vehicles, a situation company leaders say will raise its costs and hinder the adoption of climate-friendly cars.
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Acquisition adds complementary product portfolio to Protective's asset protection division.
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The automotive industry's most in-depth and longest-running study of its kind reveals what today's consumers want.
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Inventory shortages have vehicle lessees re-evaluating their end-of-lease options.
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Penske Automotive Group first quarter net income sored from $183.1 million year over year to $369.5 million.
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Most categories of dealership service and parts businesses have recovered from COVID-19 shutdowns, especially customer-pay work.
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General Motors has requested its suppliers to sign a pledge of carbon neutrality and commit to social responsibility programs and sustainable procurement practices.
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The ongoing microchip supply shortage has caused automakers to trim 87,500 more vehicles from their production forecasts, reports AutoForecast Solutions.
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The consistency of new vehicle inventory levels over the last six months suggests that the industry is readjusting to a ‘new normal’ level of inventory while increasing vehicle prices indicate low inventory levels continue to generate strong gross for dealers and profit for OEMs.
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