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AutoNation has announced a new policy to not sell, lease or wholesale any new or used vehicle that has an open safety recall. The dealer group will now hold those vehicles in inventory until they are repaired.
Read More →Recall Masters has launched the Rambo marketing program. It's designed to drive more sales and service revenue from car owners affected by factory recalls.
Read More →AutoAp launched a new service designed to provide dealers with daily recall updates for new- and used-vehicle inventory.
Read More →AutoAp says its new Dynamic Recall Management SM service can significantly reduce the time and risk associated with selling vehicles with open recalls.
Read More →Bob Baker Lexus has reached a settlement with the family of four people killed in a car crash involving a loaner vehicle from the dealership.
Read More →The association’s chairman, Forrest McConnell, issued a statement today in support of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s new Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) look-up tool for vehicle recall information.
Read More →Concerns over GM and other recalled vehicles drove shoppers to Asian and European models in June, according to data from CNW Research.
Read More →Recall Angel helps dealers quickly communicate OEM recall notifications to their customers so they can service those recalled vehicles effectively.
Read More →Buy/sell activity is being driven by the fact that auto dealers are enjoying some of the best operating conditions in more than a decade, Haig Partners reports.
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