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From outrage over factory-mandated image programs to TrueCar, ‘Da Man’ delves into the hot-button issues on dealers’ minds at NADA 2012.
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Paul Taylor, chief economist of the National Automobile Dealers Association, said 2012 will be another rebuilding year for the industry, and predicts sales will reach 13.945 million units this year.
Read More →Many new-car dealers have questions and are not convinced that the factory upgrades they are being asked to complete will result in an increased return on investment, according to a study commissioned by the NADA.
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William P. Underriner is NADA’s 2012 chairman, and he’s looking forward to a good year for dealers.
Read More →Establishing a better connection between the F&I office and today's Internet customer was top of mind at this year's annual dealer conference. Word in the aisle ways is that solutions aimed at doing just that will be hitting the market this summer.
Read More →Hyundai topped the rankings for the third consecutive time in the NADA’s Dealer Attitude Survey. Subaru and Lexus came in at No. 2 and 3, respectively.
Read More →AutoUSA Internet Sales Solutions announced it will feature its new product line-up at the NADA Convention and Expo in booth No. 1415.
Read More →NADA Used Car Guide analyst Jonathan Banks anticipates trade-in values to stay high throughout 2012.
Read More →The Detroit 3 auto manufacturers held a key inventory advantage over their competitors, which led to higher U.S. new-car and light-truck sales in December, according to Paul Taylor, chief economist of the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA).
Read More →The National Automobile Dealers Association will release results from the factory image program study it commissioned in October at its annual convention in February, the group’s incoming chairman told F&I and Showroom magazine.
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