Tag: dealership news
Mastering objection handling with five principles of influence – Adam Marburger
On today’s episode of Training Camp, Adam Marburger, the Black Belt in F&I operations, dives deep into the psychology of selling, sharing five powerful...
40 under 40 Honoree: Andrew Mayle | Mike Maroone Chevrolet South
We are excited to celebrate Andrew Mayle, the dynamic general sales manager and pre-owned vehicle manager at Mike Maroone Chevrolet South, a distinguished honoree...
Toyota gets $4.5 million from DOE to boost EV battery recycling
Toyota has received a $4.5 million funding boost from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to advance sustainable EV battery technologies. The funding, sourced...
Kazakhstan’s auto shift with Chinese manufacturers poised to overtake legacy brands
Welcome back to the latest episode of The Future of Automotive on CBT News, where we put recent automotive and mobility news into the...
Weekly roundup: UAW ordered to turn over documents, Fed eases rates,...
Earlier this week: UAW ordered to turn over unredacted documents to an independent monitor. Fed eases rates again but signals a slower path ahead....
How AI is transforming dealership operations – Dan Chuparkoff | Reinvention...
Artificial intelligence (AI), as we know it, is reshaping how businesses function, particularly in terms of teamwork, leadership, and strategy. To help navigate this...
40 under 40 Honoree: Taylor Berndt | Neuville Motors GM
Taylor Berndt, the general sales manager at Neuville Motors GM, is being recognized as one of this year's CBT News' 40 Under 40 recipients....
Fed eases rates again but signals slower path ahead
The Federal Reserve took another step toward easing monetary policy by cutting its benchmark federal funds rate by 0.25 percentage points to a range...
EPA approves California’s EV plan amid political pushback
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved California's ambitious plan to end the sale of gasoline-only vehicles by 2035. This landmark decision, made...
UAW ordered to turn over unredacted documents to independent monitor
This week, a federal judge ordered the United Auto Workers (UAW) to relinquish unredacted documents to the union's independent monitor, Neil Barofsky, as part...
