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The market for interior materials will grow in coming years as automakers look to meet consumer demand while staying competitive with changeups to sourcing and included features.
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Accelerate turn and maximize gross profit by stocking smarter, identifying your fastest-moving units, and testing new digital tools designed to drive efficiency throughout your used-car operation.
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Bloomberg reports executives and lobbyists representing dealers, manufacturers, and various suppliers are converging on Washington to voice their opposition to new levies on imported vehicles and parts.
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The latest forecast from Cox Automotive puts March new-vehicle sales at 1.547 million, a nearly 7% year-over-year decline, but raises the SAAR from 16.5 million to 16.8 million.
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Is the world ready for Renault Nissan Fiat Chrysler? Sources tell the Financial Times FCA could finally have a buyer once Renault and Nissan’s houses are in order, creating a new global automotive manufacturing powerhouse.
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Acquisitions helped #1 Cochran Automotive and Morgan Auto improve their positions in Automotive News’ most recent list of the nation’s biggest auto retailers, but the top 10 remain entrenched.
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Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi has launched Alliance Intelligent Cloud, a new connected-vehicle infrastructure destined for every vehicle the factories sell worldwide.
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Claritas and STAT Analytics have partnered to launch Closemore, a new app and cloud service designed to work with dealership systems to deliver “leading edge” customer information in real time.
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A one-on-one with Bloomberg’s Hannah Elliott did little to lend credibility to Henrik Fisker’s plan to produce a $40,000 all-electric SUV by 2021, when it will face direct competition from Tesla’s Model Y and at least four established highline factories.
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Phil Hellstrom believes work/study programs can help dealers keep their best people on staff while raising the automotive industry’s profile in a near-zero-unemployment job market.
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In a move industry watchers may regard as a sign of the times, dealership mainstay Cree has agreed to sell its lighting division in order to fully devote the company to semiconductor manufacturing.
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