Improving your dealership’s service experience is more than some fuzzy way of making your customers feel good. It’s a proven, quantifiable way of increasing your profits and today’s technology makes it easier than ever.
Toyota saw sales rise to 840,303 units in May, led by swiftly recovering demand in North America.
The market for new and used cars has heated up, but eventually market forces will cool. The time is now to ready your dealership for market shifts.
Growing complexity in reinsurance market requires in-depth review of business models and goals, increased transparency and tailored solutions from providers.
Whether shoppers are looking for a practical crossover, a rugged pickup truck, a fun performance car or anything in between, there’s a used car, truck or SUV out there for everyone – even if they have to look a little harder than usual in the current marketplace.
As digital retailing rises in popularity, a study by Roadster and NADA examines the tactics and technology dealers can use to transform online sales.
The well capitalized, secure provider of risk transfer solutions supplies significant capacity to the global reinsurance market.
The automaker declares 2040 as the date it will phase out gasoline-powered cars.
As the point of sale becomes more fluid, F&I considerations have moved further upstream. Opportunity abounds in the F&I landscape if dealerships understand their F&I performance.
Electric vehicle registrations jumped 95% to 133,509 in January through April, compared to the same period in 2020.
Wholesale prices remain strong, however there are signs of softening in the market this week, as prices of newer used vehicles seem to be hitting a ceiling.
Their seamless integration into a dealership’s operational infrastructure lowers overhead, increases operational efficiency, increases CSI performance, reduces stress, and allows personnel to focus on improving revenue, profit, and customer experience.
Strong leaders, a winning company culture, and employees committed to the customer experience are the ingredients making up Jim Ellis Automotive Group’s 50-year success story.
Officials indicated they plan to raise interest rates by late 2023, a departure from their March prediction which called for no rate hikes until 2024.
Retail sales dropped 1.3% in May, following a 0.9% gain in April, reported the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Kelley Blue Book editors rank and comment on the 10 Best Back-to-School Cars for 2019, all starting at around $20,000 or less and still available on new-car lots.
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