Auto Retail News

5 new features that may become mainstream, according to The Detroit News. Cameras that check around the car for pedestrians. Radar that stops you from drifting out of your lane. An engine able to turn off automatically at traffic lights to conserve f

IRVINE, CA – Shoppers in the market for an affordable new sedan can see which models the experts recommend most in the list of 10 Best Sedans Under $25,000 for 2013 from Kelley Blue Book www.kbb.com, the leading provider of new and used car informa

Are you making customers or making money? The correct answer, of course, is “yes.” Obviously, you can’t make money without customers; yet simply having a large customer base won’t automatically make you any money. One west coast dealer summed

In mid-1995, AOL and Prodigy were launching what most believe was the first foray into providing automotive purchase and product review data to the public via what we now know as the Internet. The Internet has become such a way of life today for ever

LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y. – Dealertrack announced the company is participating in the new Dealer Technology Assistance Program (DTAP) for General Motors (GM) dealers. As part of the GM DTAP, which supports the certification of technology and services

According to Left Lane, GM will discontinue the Cadillac Escalade EXT pickup. Like its defunct Chevrolet Avalanche sibling, the EXT is distinguished by a versatile midgate system that replaces the traditional wall between the interior and the pickup

According to The Detroit News, NHTSA is set to reveal online vehicle recall search tool. Washington — The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is getting close to finalizing a database that will allow the nation’s 240 million car and tr

As a dealer, you don’t notice it for some time, how all the paperwork your dealership generates as it sells and services vehicles starts to amass. First, it’s a few file cabinets, then banker’s boxes stacked in every available nook and cranny u

According to Detroit Free Press, Chevy makes a bold move with start-stop technology on the Malibu. Imagine shutting off your engine at every red light or stop sign, then turning on the ignition when the light turns green. Chevrolet is betting on a fu