
Your Dealership Is Being Judged by AI Search
Car shoppers are asking the tools where to buy, service and trade. The question is whether your dealership is showing up as the answer.
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Car shoppers are asking the tools where to buy, service and trade. The question is whether your dealership is showing up as the answer.
Read More →The next generation of ValuEngine features a new, easy-to-use web interface, according to Black Book. The tool is a real-time collateral valuation tool designed to allow users to value their entire portfolio through a secure, on-demand, self-service platform.
Read More →DealersLink says its new booking tool features an improved VIN scanner and state-of-the-art enhancements.
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Analysts with Swapalease.com report lease approvals fell from more than 75% in March to 60% last month.
Read More →The company says a pilot program for the new solution reduced response times and improved appointment-setting rates by up to 15%.
Read More →tradeIQ was designed to increase website engagement and reduce the need for lengthy appraisal forms.
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New website was designed to help auto dealers and other small business owners avoid and minimize the impact of cyberattacks and scams.
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The partnership with TrueCar was one of a series of announcements made by the ecommerce site, which debuted an improved look to its website and tire installation services.
Read More →Lotlinx named Mark Conner, who served as assistant vice president of marketing for Lithia, to the newly created position of vice president of channel strategy. He will focus on helping LotLinx customers eliminate ad waste while improving inventory turn. He will also lead the company's efforts to serve larger dealer groups.
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Sarasota Ford was the subject of a recent Facebook Business feature, which highlighted the dealership's work with Dealers United on an ad campaign that generated 30,185 video views and five vehicle sales within 30 days.
Read More →With the approval, the separation of the two brands is expected to be completed on May 31. While the spin-off still requires regulatory approval, Cars.com shares are expected to begin trading June 1 on the New York Stock Exchange.
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