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Ford and Carfax announced this week that they are expanding their relationship. Now, all Ford and Lincoln CPO vehicles will be listed on Carfax Used Car Listing.
Read More →New-vehicle retail sales through September were at their highest level since 2005, but the rise in new-vehicle transaction prices is what has really contributed to the industry's health this year, say J.D. Power analysts.
Read More →Auto/Mate's dealership management system is now fully integrated with Nissan's dealer communication system, officials announced this week.
Read More →Federal-Mogul Motorparts and Cox Automotive have purchased a minority stake in the free online automotive repair website, which previously operated as a wholly-owned subsidiary of U.S. Auto Parts Network Inc.
Read More →When car shoppers using a smartphone have a satisfying online experience with an automotive manufacturer or third-party automotive site, they are more likely to share vehicle information on social media, according to a new study.
Read More →Pennsylvania’s Superior Court upheld a ruling that awarded $15.6 million to the driver and passengers in a Toyota van that malfunctioned after two dealerships allegedly failed to follow the recommended maintenance procedures when servicing the vehicle.
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An administrative judge from New York’s Department of Motor Vehicles ruled this week that GM’s statewide sales benchmark was not reasonably applied, concluding that the manufacturer did not have the right to terminate Beck Chevrolet.
Read More →Manheim says the more than 2% decline in wholesale prices 'appears to be part of a healthy overall market.' It allows dealers to turn inventory more quickly, officials say.
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Attorney General Lori Swanson is suing EFG Companies for deceptive practices because it failed to deliver on its promise of full refunds for VSCs canceled within 30 days. The company’s CEO tells F&I and Showroom his company will be exonerated once all the facts are presented.
Read More →The credit reporting agency says there are no signs of a subprime bubble despite totals for new credit and new loans originated reaching all-time highs through June.
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