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Dealers are facing growing frustrations with current generic artificial intelligence tools, according to a survey by Lotlinx, which found they want a solution that understands their inventories.
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Customers who are able to initiate the financing and F&I product selection process online report a better overall car-buying experience, according to a new survey from SpringboardAuto.
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Spireon is offering demos of its Drive On Demand dealership subscription service at the 2018 International Consumer Electronics Show.
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The fintech firm has added Audi Financial Services to its car-shopping and financing platform, which now allows Audi shoppers to find their chosen vehicle at the dealership of their choice and secure financing through the carmaker’s captive in four easy steps.
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A new agreement between Cars.com and McClatchy will convert the online vehicle marketplace’s 17 remaining affiliate markets to its direct sales channel.
Read More →Automakers should be able to increase global sales of fully autonomous vehicles to 33 million by 2040 from 51,000 in 2021 — the first year of significant volume, according to a forecast from IHS Markit.
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What will your store do when softening demand turns into a showroom crisis? Mobility expert says the on-demand revolution offers plenty of opportunity for resourceful dealers.
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WebBuy isn’t just another digital retailing system. It’s a dealer-funded, dealer-centric platform its creators say will solve F&I’s biggest headaches. And it'll do so with the help of RouteOne.
Read More →A strategic partnership between F&I Express and F&I Administration Solutions was designed to create the industry’s first electronic F&I product cancelation process.
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The consumer identification management experts at Infutor list artificial intelligence, blockchain marketing and chatbots among the leading trends that will shape the way auto dealers drive appointments and sales this year.
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The Highway Loss Data Institute (HLDI) has projected that 95% of registered vehicles in the U.S. will be equipped with automatic emergency braking in 2045 and equipped with adaptive headlights sometime after 2050.
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