From CITE World: How will Google Glass be used with cars? Hyundai has some ideas. Auto maker Hyundai announced at CES this week that it will support Google Glass in its Genesis automobiles. While the announcement itself won’t have much short-te

Carmakers rev up with the biggest and best, according to The Detroit News. This year’s North American International Auto Show marks the first time since 2009 that the downturn of the auto industry and its lingering aftereffects are officially a thi

Xtime, the leading cloud-based customer retention platform for automotive manufacturers and dealer service departments, today announced that Volvo Cars of North America will integrate Xtime ServiceTelematics into Volvo’s Connected Car platform, Sen

The best modern collectible cars of the year, according to Forbes. When Jaguar unveiled its F-Type coupe last fall in a Los Angeles aircraft hangar, Simon Cowell, Miranda Kerr and Kelly Osbourne joined the hundreds of guests there who ate British pas

The latest entry-luxury sedan to join the Mercedes-Benz lineup, the 2014 CLA, is closing the gap on its outdated sister model, C-Class, with stronger average transaction prices, projected resale value and shopper interest, as well as lower incentive

CarOffer, LLC is a new company launched in Dallas, TX by industry entrepreneur Bruce Thompson. The CarOffer™ mobile app will give consumers the ability to scan, photo and submit vehicles they wish to sell in minutes. Dealers with the CarOffer™ to

Boyd Warner, CEO of AutoAlert, Inc., a technology and training company helping auto dealers identify and capture existing but unrecognized business opportunities, is notifying auto dealers using its technology to start using the technology’s unique

Gubagoo Inc. continues to raise the bar for dealership website engagement and chat with the launch of Inventory Control, the auto industry’s first technology that provides a live feed of dealership vehicle inventory relevant to consumer interests d

Lessons from the Wolf of Wall Street, according to Harvard Business Review. The debauchery-laden film by Martin Scorsese The Wolf of Wall Street is a prime example of financial corruption, excess, and corporate greed. It’s the rags to riches to rag