Tag: automotive dealership news
How dealers can capitalize on service and parts revenue
Hyper-Drive Service Strategies for Today's Dealerships
Being a forward-thinking dealer is not enough in today’s hyper-fast service and parts operations. While fixed operations have always...
Hyundai axes free maintenance program amid rising costs
Hyundai Motor Group will terminate its Hyundai Complimentary Maintenance Program (HCM) beginning with 2026 model-year vehicles. CarsDirect initially reported the story, and the automaker...
Mazda breaks sales record in 2024, eyes 450K units in 2025
Mazda is wrapping up a phenomenal sales year, breaking a record set in 1986, and is on track to deliver over 420,000 vehicles in...
Curate your ideal 2025 through the art of goal setting –...
Whether you're looking to boost your performance, hit new targets, or stay motivated, setting goals is crucial. However, many people set goals and don't...
Volkswagen and IG Metall aim to strike a deal before Christmas
Volkswagen and IG Metall leaders aim to secure a deal before Christmas Day. The fifth round of negotiations has been underway since Monday, December...
Bryan Ferraez discusses insights from the Pinnacle Summit to elevate top...
In this episode of Mind Your Own Business, host Jonathan Dawson sits down with Bryan Ferraez, vice president and executive manager at Bridgewater Chevrolet,...
Fixed ops director Nick Latino on AI’s game-changing influence in fixed...
Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is transforming the customer experience across many industries, and the automotive sector is no exception. In today's episode of Inside...
Mastering value-centered sales with Sean Gardner
In the world of sales, there's a constant tug-of-war between price and value. While both are important, an overemphasis on price doesn't put dealers...
Chevrolet launches new dealer training program to boost EV sales
To empower its dealers to sell more electric vehicles (EVs), Chevrolet is introducing a new training program called "The Chevrolet Experience" in five cities....
Infiniti’s sales crisis sparks co-location deal with Nissan
In 2013, Infiniti sold 116,455 vehicles in the United States. Nearly a decade later, the automaker's U.S. sales dropped a staggering 45%, with a...