
RockEd, DriveCentric Combine AI-Run Performance, Training, Compliance
The partnership is intended to tap employee performance data to help auto dealerships analyze performance and focus training on sales operations weak spots.
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The partnership is intended to tap employee performance data to help auto dealerships analyze performance and focus training on sales operations weak spots.
Read More →Former R.L. Polk executive Bob Sherman and former CallRevu executive Kim De Palma have joined LotLinx as the company prepares to expand.
Read More →Black Book has agreed to provide vehicle valuation data to ASNSoftware’s dealer management solutions, helping to power trade valuations for independent auto dealers.
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Launched in 2016, AutoGravity rapidly expanded from 100,000 users in its first six months to more than one million users less than a year later, according to officials. In 2017 alone, car shoppers have request more than $1 billion in vehicle financing through the fintech firm’s car-buying app.
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Kerry Monica and John Perillo invested in a comprehensive retention program that has delivered an additional $274,000 in monthly labor and parts revenue.
Read More →Manheim’s growing collection of digital and offsite offerings promises dealers more ways to buy and sell vehicles.
Read More →Post-hurricane demand pushed up the firm's index 1.02% from the month prior and 8.1% from a year ago to 136.6
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Dealers can be good teachers or bad teachers, and their influence on employees extends well beyond the showroom walls.
Read More →Terry Holmes Automotive Group has added the Motor Trend Certified program to six dealerships in South Carolina with a planned launch in Georgia.
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The bureau concedes in its report that consumers are financing larger amounts and are electing for longer-term loans to keep monthly payments affordable. However, the regulator also notes that longer-term loans aren't having the desired effect in terms of default rates.
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Transaction prices continue to rise at a slower pace, with the third-quarter average up just 1% after averaging 3% gains in the first half of the year. And while KBB expects solid sales in October, flat transaction prices combined with ever-growing incentive spending signal headwinds for the new-vehicle market as the year nears its close.
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