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SEARCHMENUSEARCHF&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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Following the association’s annual conference, Michael Linn was named CEO emeritus of NIADA. Linn headed up the association for 14 years.
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Birchwood Auto Group has offered compensation to a customer who was told a car was “clean" despite a vehicle history report indicating otherwise.
Read More →The report details the tools the CFPB has made made available to consumers, as well as the bureau's research and outreach efforts. As a condition of Dodd-Frank, the CFPB is required to present the report on its activities to Congress annually.
Read More →The first 20 days of July has the market research firm predicting a 7 percent gain in deliveries from a year ago. CNW also spots an incentive war brewing on the horizon.
Read More →The Great Recession is still weighing heavily on how consumers shop for vehicles, as new-vehicle intenders continue to make the switch to used. It’s a trend automakers should continue to fuel, CNW predicts.
Read More →The U.S. Senate confirmed Tuesday evening the appointment of CFPB Director Richard Cordray, a decision President Barack Obama praised during a press conference held yesterday.
Read More →Ally Financial announced Tuesday in a filing with the SEC that it will explore alternatives to repay the Treasury for its $17.2 billion bailouts, according to The Detroit News. Ally must reach a payment agreement with the Feds before it can go forth with its planned IPO.
Read More →Designed by Directed, the new consumer app is cloud-linked and includes dynamic marketing tools aimed at driving a better connection between dealers and their customers.
Read More →Temecula, Calif.-based Paradise Chevrolet Cadillac hands out $50 dinner cards to military personnel and first responders.
Read More →Research from the Kellogg School of Management finds that women tend to pay more for repairs, but the study also reveals that women are better negotiators.
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