Dataium ASI Remains Flat – Consistent With Sluggish Economy Nashville, TN — Dataium, the largest aggregator of online automotive shopper behavior, today released its monthly ASI report. The ASI (Automotive Shopper Intensity) index, a leading

FORT COLLINS, CO —  Rocky Mountain Tracking (RMT) has recently made several updates to their live tracking mobile site for existing and new customers. The upgrade primarily enhances tracking features for the Smart Tracker, which has become one

RICHMOND, Va — CarMax, Inc. (NYSE:KMX) reported results for the second quarter ended August 31, 2012. Net sales and operating revenues increased 7% to $2.76 billion from $2.59 billion in the second quarter of last year. Used unit sales in compa

Cutting-edge technology exists that allows the modern and next generation automotive dealership to collect multiple points of data from many different sources and consolidate the view to enhance the consumer online and offline buying experience. Know

You will learn to measure and correct the top 10 profit leaks in your phone process.We will bring focus on the importance of the phone mechanics in the automotive market as our call count increases, and the market brings demands of better processes.

Overall Impact for September/October 2012 edition: Total change (including expected declines and economic out- look) for the edition, on average, had an impact of -0.7 ppt in the 36-month term with some variation among segments. Economic conditions

According to Ricky Beggs, Senior Analyst at Black Book, with 2013 models now at dealerships, the used-car birthdays have officially taken place among segments. Following is a breakdown of the top percentage changes for prices as 2011 model-year vehic

NEW YORK — The Bankrate.com Financial Security Index fell to a 2012 low in September. Four of the five categories dropped over the past month (job security, savings, debt and overall financial situation) and the net worth reading held steady.

On Wednesday, August 29, 2012, Santander Consumer USA received a request for an on-camera interview with Dallas CBS-11 television reporter Jack Fink to discuss “a number of complaints filed with the Better Business Bureau.” Because of the