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You never get a second chance to make a first impression—and a recent survey shows what dealers and customer are looking for from each other when it comes to this all-important initial interaction when it comes to the drop off for vehicle service.

A positive online presence can significantly impact a dealership’s ability to attract and retain customers, directly influencing its overall success and growth. Furthermore, according to Cox Automotive, more than half of today’s car shopp

The price for new vehicles increased for the first time in 2024, according to a Kelly Blue Book (KBB) estimate released May 14. The average transaction prices (ATPs) for April is expected to increase by 2.2 percent to $48,510, the highest price since

Dennis & Co., Kyle Busch Purchas New Jersey Dealership Dennis & Co. Auto Group expanded its dealership network by purchasing New Jersey-based Hawthorne Chevrolet, fueled by a partnership with NASCAR Cup Champion. “We are excited to add a t

As dealers seek to sell an ever-increasing inventory of electric vehicles off their lot, one of the key questions is there a market for buyers past the current plateau. According to the latest findings from the 2024 Path to EV Adoption Study by Cox A

The Biden Administration is raising duties on Chinese electric vehicles (EV) to over 100 percent that are part of number of tariff increases announced May 14. President Joe Biden unveiled the new policy on an array of Chinese imports affecting $18 bi

With a push from social media, Kia and Hyundai occupied over half of the spots in the top ten of vehicles stolen in 2023. Breaking the years-long trend of full-size pickups topping the list, the two companies had three models each that were among the

The Malibu is being phased out by Chevrolet. This is not the first time General Motors has put one of its classic cars on the blocks. Chevrolet’s classic Malibu was available for model years 1964–1983 before its first discontinuation. The automak

It’s not news to anyone that the world has changed a lot in the last few years. Global pandemic shutdowns meant that we all needed to change the way we operate: to a new, virtual way of doing business. And while the pandemic may be over, it’s not