Proactive Time-To-Line Makes Everyone’s Job Easier
The auto dealership reconditioning operation is, historically, a short-term reactive environment. Whether a phase of the work in progress is a tech performing repairs or a vendor detailing wheels — or any of the many recon tasks between — each is siloed from his or her teammates. They are focused on the vehicle in front of them.
How Does a T2L Profit Model Work?
Could the savings dealers are realizing year after year once they implement a time to line (T2L) profit model be too good to be true?
Podcast: Investments in Time to Line
Dennis McGinn, founder and CEO of Rapid Recon, joins us to discuss dealership investments in time to line.
How Much Should You Invest in Your Time To Line?
How much money are you spending to manage your time to line (T2L) — the days it takes to get cars from acquisition through recon to sales-ready status?
Happy With Your Time to Line?
Time to line (T2L) is a must-have metric for every dealership, one a best-practices store cannot afford to do without or work from a guesstimate.
7 Calibrations Necessary to Improve Used Car Profitability
Do your buyers and appraisers know how to buy and appraise, so the vehicles they acquire contribute and do not detract from your retail profit potential?
A Bonanza Seeking Investors
T2L is “time to line,” a profit-improvement strategy built on a complete cloud-based platform for managing the time it takes to get used cars from acquisition through reconditioning and to the sales line, or at least to where you know what price to accept to cover recon costs and make money.
Time to Line is Great News for Changing Times
I’m talking to the choir here, but auto dealers are champions of making lemonade from lemons, and you’ll need as much of this optimism as you can grasp going forward.
