The last few years have proven the old adage that nothing is constant but change.

Indicators across the industry are showing that dealership inventories are rebounding from some of the tightest in history.

We share common likes, dislikes, wants and needs which can be quantified and focused to drive your marketing campaigns.

Service bays across most dealerships have been full or over capacity for quite some time now.

Today’s digital-savvy customers want a modern, customer-focused Sales team using up-to-date technology.

Higher interest rates, lower inventories, chip shortages and falling used car prices — it’s no secret that the automotive sales and service business has gotten harder and more competitive.

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A quick, dependable internet connection that keeps you linked to your DMS, CRM, and other business apps is essential to operating a successful and lucrative organization.

Jason Griffin, Executive Manager at Mazda Roseville, is a stickler for relevant and timely engagement with customers. He's been integrally...

Turner Chevrolet in Crosby, Texas has been a fixture in the Baytown community for years. As a family-run business, they take pride in helping their customers find the right vehicle for their family at the right price.

Our monthly survey of new vehicle shoppers found that as inventories continue to slowly return, the process of buying a new car has gotten easier.

Our Service Shopper 2.0 study reveals how customer perceptions and actions have changed since our 2020 study. Read it today to see new data and insights that will help you increase shopper satisfaction and profits in your Service Department.