F&I Tip of the Week: Word-Tracks or Word Ruts?

Scripts are good. They help with compliance and keep us on track. But they can also get stale and can result in F&I pros developing bad traits. F&I trainer John Tabar offers his take in his latest F&I Tip of the Week.

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