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Ryan Linnehan - When BHPH was in its infancy, we were dealing with full-sized sedans and station wagons. Nowadays, it translates to minivans and SUVs, yet the principle remains the same...
Read More →Dave Keller - Gross-profit percentages are very important if you want to show a profit in the service and parts departments. You should set your goals to achieve 70 percent for labor and 40 percent for parts...
Read More →Don Reed - If new unit sales are down, of course F&I gross profits are also down. When new unit sales go down by 30 percent or more, there is a direct negative effect on service and parts revenue because of fewer PDIs and declining warranty repairs...
Read More →Jennifer Murphy - Successfully carving out a niche can take years—even decades. For three independent dealers, differentiating themselves from the stereotypical car lot and focusing on a specific niche has paid off.
Read More →John Carroll - To get a better understanding of what dealers should be doing in the service lane, Auto Dealer Monthly asked Reed and several other top consultants in the business to list their top recommendations to dealers...
Read More →John Carroll - About that time, he picked up a copy of Hispanic Business magazine and read about one of the dealers who had completed the minority dealer development program run by Chrysler.
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Read More →Greg Goebel - The credit status of the customer should already be established, and once the customer arrives at the dealership the sales process is already set...
Read More →Michael Rees - Let everyone know exactly what you expect of them (full job description, including expectations of performance). Make sure they have the tools to do what you expect of them (training, support etc.)...
Read More →Greg Goebel - On April 3rd, the Chrysler Group issued a memo to dealers stating as of July 1, 2007 Chrysler dealers who fail to meet 50 percent of their monthly sales quotas will be barred from the Chrysler’s factory auctions.
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