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Although the Majority of Automotive Buyers Continue to Use Personal Computers to Shop for New Vehicles, Tablets and Smartphones Are Used by One in Five Digital Auto Buyers WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. — Influenced by the phenomenal growth of mobile

Nothing has affected how people buy cars more than the Internet. In fact, you can safely assume that more than 90% of the shoppers who walk into your dealership have done at least some research on the Internet about you, your cars and what people are

Even the best dealerships can benefit from an outside perspective from time to time. Not perspectives offered by experts from other industries, who share insight that might be relevant to your business, but thought leaders that have worked in dealers

Madison, Ind. (Oct. 3, 2012) – Chief Automotive Technologies is capping off its 40th anniversary year with special show season savings for its customers. From now through the end of the SEMA Show 2012, Chief is offering its lowest prices of the yea

CRYSTAL LAKE, IL – Automotive Compliance Consultants, the only dealership-exclusive compliance experts in the industry, says auto dealers subscribing to its services save as much as $650 a month in credit bureau report markup fees. “This savings

Naked Lime Helps Dealers Promote Their Brand Through a Consistent Message Across Different Media KETTERING, Ohio — The facts: 4 industry tradeshows. 16 customer shows. 67 ads. 110 blog posts. 168 Facebook posts. These are just a handful of the

Gary Chaney and his dealership group, Chacon Autos, operate two Suzuki franchises and eight independent used vehicle stores in Dallas and San Antonio, TX. Chacon Autos, with its heavy focus in Buy-Here/Pay-Here operations, offers Dealer magazine read

HILLIARD — BMW Group Financial Services associates and their covered dependents needing medical care can now visit the new 2,036-square-foot health care center at the operations center here for treatment by the on-site nurse practitioner and m

Total sales up 1.5 percent DETROIT – General Motors Co. (NYSE: GM) today reported its highest September U.S. sales since 2008: 210,245 vehicles, up 1.5 percent compared with a year ago. New products helped drive a 29 percent increase in passenger