CBT News – November 2, 2015

By CBT News

November 2, 2015

On today’s show:

Steve Rayman of Steve Rayman Chevrolet shares his thoughts on the one-price, no-haggle sales process
What car shoppers want to see in the future
How one dealership is changing the “no degree, no future” assumption

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