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NCM Associates, a leading provider of automotive 20 group, retail operations consulting, management training, data management and operations Benchmark® analysis services to U.S. auto dealers, announced that 21 managers in NCM Institute’s fourth Ge

Finding profitable, dealer-to-dealer buying and selling opportunities and trading partners just got a lot faster and more efficient thanks to MatchPro – an exclusive innovation DealerMatch is launching as a component of their services. DealerMatch

Accelerating its brand distinction as a proven, profitable business, Valvoline Instant Oil ChangeSM announces its No. 60 ranking on the prestigious Entrepreneur Franchise 500® List. This is Valvoline Instant Oil Change service centers’ second year

5 reasons to shift auto marketing to 50-plus in 2014, according to Huffington Post. U.S. auto sales have been racing ahead on the fast track, rising by 1.5 million in the last three years. Fueling the auto industry’s acceleration is the 50-plus

Why TV ad spend will grow more than digital spend in the next five years, according to Media Post. TV ad spend in the U.S. will grow more each year for the next five years than digital video ads will (yes, you read that correctly.) At the closing pan

Dealerships hiring more women and younger workers, according to Search Auto Parts. Women are overrepresented in office and administrative positions, where they make up 92 percent of the workforce. The production position with the most women is financ

Experian Automotive today announced that it has teamed with Cars.com to make AutoCheck® vehicle history reports accessible through its used-vehicle listings section. The inclusion of AutoCheck reports on Cars.com gives dealers using the Website a ch

Finding the right roles for your people, according to Search Auto Parts. A big challenge to any business owner or anyone tasked with hiring and firing is keeping our stores fully staffed. Even worse is keeping our stores fully staffed with capable, c

From Bloomberg: Used car rush poised to cut auto loan recoveries, Moody’s says. Recoveries on defaulted auto loans are poised to decline this year as an influx of used vehicles damps the value of collateral backing the debt, according to Moody�