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Expecting used-vehicle values to jump 4 to 6 percent early next year, Kelly Blue Book is encouraging used-vehicle shoppers to pull the trigger before the end of the year.
Read More →The F&I coach, John Vecchioni, offers a few tips on how to make role-playing an effective exercise. The national trainer for United Car Care also talks about the critical role one’s colleagues play.
Read More →The Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s latest quarterly report on household debt and credit indicated that consumer debt fell approximately $60 billion to $11.66 trillion in the third quarter.
Read More →Automotive Compliance Consultants (ACC) has launched a new credit reporting bureau service that enable dealers to download credit reports from Experian, TransUnion and Equifax from the company’s Compliant Solved web dashboard.
Read More →TransUnion’s Credit Risk Index declined for the seventh consecutive quarter, which the credit reporting agency partially attributed to low demand for credit. The one bright spot was demand for auto credit.
Read More →Mota Motors tabbed Ken Potter, the former vice president and general manager of automotive at CarsDirect, as the company’s new chief revenue officer.
Read More →Auto affordability fell in the third quarter, continuing the declining trend since affordability peaked in 2009, according to Comerica Bank.
Read More →Purchasing a new or used vehicle is rising on consumer wish lists, which could mean good things for dealers for the remainder of the year and next. Even more important, car shoppers indicated in CNW Research’s consumer surveys that they are boosting their budget to make a vehicle purchase.
Read More →A 39 percent increase in subprime buyers in October drove used-car values up 18 percent compared to the same month a year ago, reported CNW Research.
Read More →The national auto delinquency rate did fall for the eight consecutive quarter on a year-over-year basis, but it did show a modest increase from the second quarter, Transunion reported today.
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