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Consumers took full blame for their credit problems in a new poll conducted by the National Foundation for Credit Counseling. The organization responded with 12 steps consumers can follow to right their credit ship — advice dealers can pass along to their customers.
Read More →A study by J.D. Power and Associates indicated that the number of car shoppers that use their smartphones to shop for vehicles on the Internet has increased by more than 40 percent since last year.
Read More →Amazon’s entry into the insurance market will help shift consumer expectations about buying insurance products from non-traditional players.
Read More →ACERTUS study shows that 80 percent of potential car buyers may consider buying a car sight-unseen if certain conditions are met.
Read More →Edmunds.com found that car buyers spent an average of $30,803 on new-car purchases last year. This data closely mirrors what 2011 survey participants anticipated to be spending in the future.
Read More →Genuine Scooters has teamed up with insurance company, Progressive, to make sure its customers can get instant insurance coverage for their new scooters.
Read More →The online vehicle shopping portal is now licensing Web tools for new, used and mobile shopping.
Read More →I have the opportunity to work with several clients that provide sales and F&I training to dealers. On those occasions where I’m asked to help develop training content, I always include a section on why dealers need to avoid payment packing — the practice of loading up the monthly payment with charges for aftermarket products the customer has neither agreed to nor requested.
Read More →The company plans to offer insurance coverage to 80% of the U.S., before taking its insurance offering international.
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