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All you need to know about Facebook hashtags, according to Ragan.com. What do Facebook hashtags mean for marketers? The short answer: Nothing. Yet. That’s because the darned things aren’t even rolling out to all users for a while. (See Fa

NAC, a leader in the administration of top quality vehicle service agreement products and the development of online dealer business solutions, and myNegotiation.com, provider of the patent pending online negotiation software-as-a-service for auto dea

Chrysler Group LLC and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) have resolved their differences with respect to NHTSA’s request to recall 1993-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee and 2002-07 Jeep Liberty vehicles. As a result of the agreemen

According to Ad Age, Mitsubishi gets back into network TV advertising. Mitsubishi’s ad campaign to launch its redesigned 2014 Outlander crossover — built around the tag line “Find your own lane” — also will have to help the bran

A little luxury from Pursuitist, Peugeot Onyx set for public debut. Peugeot has engineered the Onyx to deliver pure power and performance, combined with incredible design aesthetics and robust green features. The Onyx boasts a svelte carbon fibre she

LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y. – Further expanding their innovative suite of digital retailing tools for automotive retail websites, Dealertrack Technologies, Inc. today introduced TradeDriver™, a powerful online trade-in appraisal tool. TradeDriver enables

Norcross, GA – EasyCare®, the leading independent provider of automotive ownership benefits, was featured in an article on vehicle service contracts in the April 2013 issue of Car and Driver magazine. The article’s author, Steve Cole Smith,

According to Wall St. Cheat Sheet, Ford is selling the Fusion faster than it can be produced. It’s a good problem to have, but ultimately, a problem is still a problem: Ford’s best-selling Fusion sedan is selling so well, the company is strugglin

According to Detroit Free Press, GM reveals a redesigned 2014 Chevy Malibu. Chevrolet Malibu needed a do-over, and now consumers will decide whether the changes are enough to compete with the Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, Ford Fusion and Nissan Altima