
Fixed-Ops Automation Can Help Dealerships Stand Out
Technology turns everyday service repairs into lasting customer loyalty and dealer profitability.
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Technology turns everyday service repairs into lasting customer loyalty and dealer profitability.
Read More →AUSTIN, Texas -- IAS announced Nov. 1 that its SmartMenu program now offers multilingual functionality. Menus can be customized into many languages, including Spanish, French, German and Italian.
Read More →SOUTHFIELD, Mich. -- RouteOne LLC appointed Craig Stokum as its director of sales. Stokum was the team leader for Chase Automotive Finance in developing DealerTrack.
Read More →AUSTIN, Texas -- IAS released the newest version of its menu software, SmartMenu 3.2. It has a more flexible interface, more menu customizations and additional compliance features.
Read More →WESTWOOD, Mass. — LoJack Corp. has entered into an agreement to acquire Boomerang Tracking Inc., the dominant marketer and provider of stolen vehicle recovery technology in Canada. According to LoJack, the total value of the transaction is $48 million.
Read More →PITTSBURGH — Mark O'Neil, president and chief executive officer of DealerTrack, will be the keynote speaker at the Consumer Advocacy Practices in Auto Financing workshop, to be held September 15 by the National Automotive Finance Association.
Read More →MCLEAN Va. -- Capital One Auto Finance has joined the DealerTrack online auto finance platform.
Read More →MELVILLE, N.Y. -- DealerTrack Inc. announced that Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp. and Infiniti Financial Services have implemented its eContracting product.
Read More →SOUTHFIELD, Mich. -- RouteOne LLC announced that effective immediately, four of the top six officers who had been on "loan" from the captive finance arms of DaimlerChrysler Services, Ford Motor Co. and Toyota Motor Corp. have resigned from those companies to remain full-time RouteOne employees.
Read More →MELVILLE, N.Y. -- Landmark Credit Union has joined the DealerTrack online auto finance platform.
Read More →WASHINGTON -- A survey released by consumer group U.S. PIRG claimed one out of four credit reports have errors serious enough to cause consumers to be denied a loan, credit or a job.
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