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In keeping with the New Year’s tradition of setting goals for the future, Joe Verde Sales & Management Training, Inc., today announced that it has released a new online Goal Setting Calculator. The calculator can be used both by individual sale

Auto/Mate Dealership Systems announced today that TimeHighway has completed integration of its service scheduling solution with Auto/mate’s Automotive Management Productivity Suite (AMPS) dealership management system. Auto dealers using both Au

Green cars go beyond fuel, according to Greener Ideal. Automakers have been trying to make motor vehicles more fuel-efficient for decades, aiming to curb CO2 emissions and reduce the negative impact they have on the environment. In their efforts to b

Mastering people skills, according to Search Auto Parts. Maybe you are one of those extraordinarily lucky shops with a long-term, capable and highly motivated service advisor who does all the things you want done, exactly as you want them done. But f

Designed and developed to give the enthusiast driver the ultimate in luxury, engagement and excitement The McLaren 650S will offer the widest breadth of capabilities of any super-car Coupé and Spider, with electrically retractable hardtop, to be ava

Ford’s new F-150 triggers run on aluminum, according to The Detroit News. Ford Motor Co.’s new aluminum-bodied F-150 pickup has triggered a stampede among automakers, sending many of the company’s competitors scrambling to ink deals with al

10 most expensive cars ever sold at auction, according to Popular Mechanics. Seven-figure deals are common at the top auto collector auctions these days, and the trend is there’s no limit in sight. It started in 1987, when a Bugatti Royale sold

GM recalls Cobalts for stalling, according to Used Car News. General Motors LLC is recalling 619,122 model year 2005-2007 Chevrolet Cobalt, and 2007 Pontiac G5 vehicles. In the affected vehicles, the weight on the key ring, road conditions or some ot

Carmakers ramp up auto lease deals, according to The Detroit News. An estimated 3 million U.S. drivers will turn in leased vehicles this year, igniting competition among automakers eager to lease or sell them new ones, and providing a large pool of l