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Sacred Service Cows Toppling at Steven Toyota

Learn how Steven Toyota-Kia-Nissan developed a service department designed to enhance customer engagement and satisfaction.

Dealers Keep Improving Key Metrics Using Recon Software

Average days in recon speed is increasingly important as online selling stimulates more sales from cars still in recon.

Podcast: Turbulent Time with Pre-Owned Inventory

Dennis McGinn and Ed French discuss how dealers can create profit certainty with pre-owned inventory in these turbulent times.

If You Think Acquiring Used Inventory is Hard Now…

How are you responding to today’s unpredictable market situations? It’s time to take a hard look at your processes.

New Rapid Recon Workflow Provides Transparency into New-Car Operations

Checking in vehicles off the transport truck is now made more straightforward, and real-time arrival times are recorded in the software.

Is Your Performance Edge Stalling in Your Periphery?

A wider scope of vision is needed to recognize opportunity and risk that might be missed.

Rapid Recon: Recon Faster Quick Tips

These ReconHACKS will help save time and improve efficiency throughout your recon shop.

At Virtual NADA ’21, Step into 3D Rapid Recon from Wherever You Are

The Next Rapid Recon at NADA ’21 will deliver simplified online mobile and desktop access to the latest products, features, and best practices in new and used vehicle reconditioning and speed to sale solutions for dealers attending this uniquely different NADA convention.

Rapid Recon: Recon Rescue

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

Stop the Vending Machines from Eating Your Lunch

People like sourcing cars online. Here’s how your dealership can put in place similar competitive advantages.

Rapid Recon: Dial in the Right Outcome

To sell cars faster, get them out of recon in 3-5 days, by dialing in your time to line.

Rapid Recon Dial in T2L
Filling the Gap in Dealer-Vendor Coordination

Sharing priorities not only reduces friction and frustration, but it ensures both parties can now take advantage of opportunities to both engage in and profit from increased business volume.