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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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Not since the fall 2007 has the industry’s SAAR reached the 16 million-unit level. The NADA also reports that August went on record for the highest monthly sales volume this year.
Read More →The technology firm’s new model compliance template and supporting worksheets are designed to help dealers develop fair lending policies and address potential credit discrimination audits.
Read More →F&I and Showroom’s Gregory Arroyo offers a few details on the F&I training sessions scheduled for the 2013 F&I Conference and Expo.
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Trisha Winski of Mercedes-Benz of Westwood, Mass., and Grant Wilson of Huffines Kia in Denton, Texas, have found the perfect match for their customers. It’s a suite of products that’s feeding the service drive and their per-unit averages.
Read More →Tony Dupauier is headed back to Las Vegas to reprise his 'Stump the Pro" challenge at the 2013 F&I Conference, where attendees will be able to test his objection-handling skills during this interactive session.
Read More →The mass action, antitrust lawsuit against Carfax now lists more than 500 dealers as plaintiffs. The suit, which originated on the East Coast, has now reached California.
Read More →This year, the average number of sales per dealership is expected to rise to 877 units based on vehicle sales of 15.6 million, according to a midyear report from Urban Science.
Read More →Toyota Financial Services’ president and CEO George Borst announced his retirement. Stepping into his role will be Mike Groff, who will officially take over as CEO and president on Sept. 30.
Read More →For the second consecutive year, BMW Financial Services ranked highest in leasing and Mercedes-Benz Financial Services ranked highest in floor planning in J.D. Power’s annual U.S. Dealer Financing Satisfaction Study, which also noted increased adoption of e-contracting technologies.
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.
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