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Possible GM fine could fall short of full $35M in recall, according to The Detroit News. Former National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Administrator Joan Claybrook said in a letter to the agency on Thursday that because NHTSA hasn’t finaliz

Dealership goes wrong direction on GPS units, according to Bradyware & Company. How does a dealership know if they should pay sales or use tax on items they include in the purchase of a new or used vehicle? An Indiana dealership had to pay back u

Now that the hangover from holiday spending has faded away, President’s Day kicked off the unofficial start of the Spring sales season at dealerships across the country. As sales of new and used vehicles pick up steam, dealers will need to pay

5 ways to make shareable images that drive traffic, according to Social Media Examiner. Are you sharing compelling images across social networks? Do you want more engagement and traffic from your efforts? If you’re not regularly sharing images that

Strategies for using big data to enhance the customer experience, according to Marketing Profs. According to IBM, we create about 2.5 quintillion bites of data every day, and IDC estimates that the volumes of data will more than double every two year

Hennessey Venom GT breaks speed record, according to Huffington Post. Meet the only car that that can pass the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport. The Hennessey Venom GT broke the speed record for a production car, hitting 270.49 mph earlier this month durin

29 internet tools to improve your marketing starting today, according to TNW. Aren’t shortcuts just the best? While everyone else takes the long way, you and your shortcut get to breeze right through, skipping a few steps and feeling pretty smart d

Top auto execs reveal the first car they ever owned, from Business Insider. One perk of being an executive in the auto industry is that you’re always driving a new, well-equipped car. But most of the folks running companies like GM, BMW, and VW

Americans rethinking how they buy cars, according to CNBC. A new study shows car buyers around the world, including in the U.S., are changing how they buy new cars and trucks. Multiple visits to a series of dealers are out, while the trend of consume