How Does the Pandemic Change Dealer Marketing?
The move to a stronger online strategy in 2020 provides marketers with the opportunity to further elevate their marketing efforts.
Hunter Introduces More Power, Speed to HD Tire Changer
The TCX635HD features a lower carriage, which allows for more ergonomic rollup while adding safety to tire changing operations.
Portfolio Launches ‘Game-Changer’ Spiff Program
Portfolio Accelerate is a new web- and card-based spiff program for top-performing F&I professionals.
Consumers Agree: COVID-19 Has Forever Changed Vehicle Purchase Process
More than three-quarters see some benefit to shopping for a new vehicle entirely online versus in-person, citing less pressure from salespeople and the convenience.
DealerMax Guide Tackles 6 Pivotal Process Changes for Transitioning to Online Sales
Dealership 2020 Guide: Re-engineering Automotive Retail, discusses processes the new online sales retail environment requires.
How Import Brake Formulations Changed Service
The bottom line is that for the brakes to function, the rotors and pads have to wear. Even a brake rotor’s metallurgy can determine how a pad wears.
Big Changes Lead to Big Results for a North Carolina Ford Dealership
For too long, this North Carolina dealership had month after month of lagging sales. Needless to say, the dealership wasn’t hitting its goals. However, in early 2019 things began to change.
Save Time, Increase Productivity with New Hofmann monty Tire Changers
The new Hofmann monty tire changers not only provide users innovative features that increase performance and productivity, but these advanced tire changers are also some of the safest and easy-to-use in the marketplace.
New John Bean Tire Changers Combine Safety with High-Productivity, Time-Saving Features
The new John Bean T7800 and T7700 tire changers with unique patented features offer shops the perfect combination of productivity, safety and performance.
How to Drive Successful Change at Your Dealership
The most important digital changes are never quick or simple. It took years before people realized how powerful the iPhone could be — RIM execs viewed mobile apps as a novelty for children, choosing not to add them to the Blackberry platform because they didn’t believe serious businesspeople had any use for them.
