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Kelley Blue Book, The Trusted Resource® and leading provider of new and used car information today announced a joint venture with Bitauto Holdings Limited (NYSE: BITA), leading provider of Internet content and marketing services for China’s fa

NHTSA team to review 3rd Tesla vehicle fire, according to The Detroit News. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is sending a team of investigators to review a charred Tesla Motors Model S electric vehicle in Tennessee — the third bat

Former sales manager indicted for falsifying customer loan documents, according to Fox 6. A former sales manager at Serra Nissan has been indicted by a federal grand jury for bank fraud, according to court documents obtained by Fox6 News. The investi

How Rolls-Royce Ghost stacks up against Boeing 737, according to The Detroit News. Rolls-Royce automobiles mean one thing: unrivaled luxury, and I discovered on a recent test drive that the new Rolls-Royce Ghost is no different. With a price tag that

The importance of fluid choice, according to Search Auto Parts. It’s a bad thing when the “expert” is Uncle Joe, the shade tree genius, it’s close to criminal when the “expert” is one of us in the industry. Once upon a time, you could get

Joe Verde Sales & Management Training, Inc., today announced the release of their newest Online Calculator that enables auto dealers to quickly and easily determine their real cost per sale from advertising. Auto dealers are invited to visit: htt

The scientifically best time to drink coffee, according to Gizmodo. Ever wonder what the best time is to drink your coffee? You probably know it is not a good idea to drink part of your daily dose of caffeine in the afternoon. Especially for those wh

Improve trade-in experience for your customers using these 4 tips, from Subprime Auto Finance News. Because hammering out an agreeable trade-in value creates negative feelings for potential buyers, AutoTrader.com offered four tips to help dealers eas

According to Used Car News, dealer sells luxury car to launder drug money. An Oregon used-car dealer known as “Fast Eddie” pleaded guilty to money laundering. The Internal Revenue Service initiated a “sting” money laundering investigation of