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Parts Specialist Certification Updates Urged
ASE's certification is valid for five years, after which parts specialists must retest to maintain their certification status.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHASE's certification is valid for five years, after which parts specialists must retest to maintain their certification status.
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Gubagoo has launched Outbound Texting, a new feature designed to add permission-based SMS texting to the company’s ResQ mobile and desktop app.
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Despite the nine-basis-point increase, the auto loan default rate remains near levels recorded one year ago. However, declining auto sales and the normal end-of-year push to make room for newer models may encourage easier credit conditions and raise concerns about future defaults.
Read More →Automotive Finance Corp. and TradeRev are encouraging dealers to ‘go digital’ by offering zero interest and no floorplan financing fees for 45 days on vehicles bought and sold on TradeRev.
Read More →The former vice president of sales for Dominion Dealer Services will be responsible for leading the entire InterActiveTel organization, as well as maintaining business development partnerships and driving the adoption of the company's suite of communication products.
Read More →Client Command’s new Active Shoppers Network was designed to generate more leads for auto dealers by delivering powerful audience data.
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Analytics expert helps determine your gross inventory turnover, true turnover, and fill rate.
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Predictive analytics can unlock the information you need to optimize inventory and improve customer loyalty.
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao released a new set of voluntary federal guidelines for autonomous vehicles on Sept. 12 — a move the Trump administration said will make federal regulatory processes "more nimble to help match the pace of private sector innovation."
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Manheim and ADESA reopened their Florida auction facilities last week, as Hurricane Irma moved north toward Tennessee.
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As many as 400,000 vehicles in Florida will need to be replaced as a result of Hurricane Irma, including as many as 11,000 fleet vehicles, according to Cox Automotive.
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