Rapid Recon: Recon Rescue

Rapid Recon: Recon Rescue

What should your dealership time to line speed be? Here's how you can develop your plan of action.

Almost every dealership, regardless of monthly recon volume, is taking too long to get cars processed from acquisition to sale-ready status. Many are at 10 days – with too many at 20 days or more.

What should your dealership time to line speed be? The benchmark is three to five days! A dedicated recon culture, with each teammate pulling toward a three- to five-day time to line is a first step in any recon rescue.

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