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F&I managers need training, but instead of resisting application or expecting perfection, they should improve by simply acting on what they learn.
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The reopening of government in mid-October helped used-vehicle sales realize a 3.63 percent increase from a year ago, CNW Research calling the increase “somewhat weaker” than expected.
Read More →Not only is the number of vehicles on the road today at its highest level since 2008, the average age of the current fleet increased a full year from four years ago, Experian Automotive reports.
Read More →In a town meeting in Lowell, Mass., Monday night, the Lowell Sun reports the city signed off on zoning changes that prohibit future car dealerships to be developed in its town center.
Read More →This marks the fourth consecutive year that Auto/Mate was named by the Albany Business Review as one of the “Best Places to Work.”
Read More →In an effort to assist dealers in digging through the data of its DMS, NCM’s dealer data management platform, axcessa, will now integrate with the Dealertrack DMS.
Read More →According to the latest monthly report from the Government Accountability Office, General Motors might not have regained its competitiveness in the market despite the improvements its made since 2008.
Read More →New analysis from Edmunds shows that the Tesla Model S is overwhelming the market in some of the country’s wealthiest cities.
Read More →GM Financial reported this week a decrease of about $200 million in North American consumer loan originations for the quarter. But there’s a reason for that, says the company’s chief executive.
Read More →Chrysler Group LLC amended its initial public offering to more clearly detail its value to its majority owner, Fiat, Bloomberg reports.
Read More →Toyota’s captive finance arm has been able to draw a wider range of customers through no-interest loans and low-cost leases, thanks to its automaker’s AA-credit rating and $95 billion in assets, Bloomberg reports.
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