
Extreme Temps Hinder EV Efficiency
American consumers might be happy to know that their preferred hybrids are slightly less impacted by extreme temperatures than fully electric vehicles, according to a new study.
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American consumers might be happy to know that their preferred hybrids are slightly less impacted by extreme temperatures than fully electric vehicles, according to a new study.
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February was another record-breaking month, with the Retention Index reaching 130 points for the first time. All segments saw an increase in the Index with Full-Size pickups leading the way – that segment stands 23% higher than it was in February of 2020.
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The shortage will make accurate incentives and rebate setting more challenging for the manufacturers. In turn, dealers will struggle with how to set prices and payment offers as a result.
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According to the J.D. Power 2021 U.S. Automotive Commercial Lending Satisfaction Study, the difference between good and great dealer-lender relationships comes down to four key steps.
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Vehicle insurance is now an automated part of the Darwin F&I process.
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Inspect Now™ is an innovative new virtual inspection process designed by JM&A Group to make the adjudication of claims more efficient and less time consuming.
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Buckle continues to champion for gig drivers by utilizing non-traditional data sources from TNEDICCA to fairly underwrite comprehensive auto policies at better rates.
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Crisis management planning seems like a foreboding and thankless task to many business owners and managers, but 2020 taught us that we need a crisis management plan.
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Mobile Service also opens up the service drive for larger repairs, driving profit even further.
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Constant+ loss mitigation platform helps lenders reduce credit losses and increase recoveries.
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With economic patterns driven by the pandemic, normal seasonal patterns in the wholesale market were not observed for most of the year. We saw a similar picture in 2009, at the end of the Great Recession.
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