Tag: auto recon
4 simple tips to improve your dealership’s reconditioning process
How long does it take your dealership to recondition a used vehicle? If you are one of the top performers, the answer would be...
KPIs to measure that keep dealership inventory on track
KPIs are the one way to gauge if your dealership is on the right track. So every car dealer measures, analyzes and checks accuracy...
Streamline your dealership’s recon to retail process with one user friendly...
Welcome to another edition of Inside Automotive with anchor Jim Fitzpatrick. Today, we're joined by Hugh Hathcock, Owner and Founder of Velocity Automotive, Kalah...
Finding balance between customer pay work and reconditioning – Mike Boyd...
Today on Inside Automotive, anchor Jim Fitzpatrick is joined by Mike Boyd, Founder of vAuto’s iRecon platform. After running used car departments for years,...
Boost your digital retailing experience
We know consumers are information-hungry, as it drives their car buying decisions. Sixty-five percent of consumers spend over a month researching their next purchase,...
From recon to retail: Passing the baton from the backend to...
Although prices are beginning to ease for used vehicles, inventory levels are still not where they need to be for franchise dealers across the...
Carvana & CarMax’s ramped-up reconditioning operations make efficient & lean recon...
Nearly every dealer in the country is feeling the pinch on new and used vehicle inventories, with sellable inventory levels down as much as...
Making ‘profitable reconditioning’ an integral component of your dealership’s used vehicle...
Nearly every used car manager in the country uses software and data to make smart decisions when it comes to buying a used vehicle....
Whatever your used car volume, claim the advantage
If you have $100 in bills in your wallet, does that money have buying power greater than the hundred dollars in your neighbor’s wallet?
The...
New to recon software? Make the most of it
Congratulations! You’ve decided to advance your used car business by improving its reconditioning efficiencies through automation.
Now what?
Few people like change, and a shift in...
