Blinker was founded in 2016 by a team of industry veterans from US Bank, CarMax, GM Financial, and Cox Automotive. With this week’s announcements, the startup is quickly gearing up to take on private-party marketplaces like Craigslist, Letgo, Autotrader, Cars.com and Facebook Marketplace.
ELEAD1ONE’s ‘game-changing’ application was designed to keep dealerships central to the online car-buying process.
Dealership hiring expert Scott Brinkman shares strategies and insights you can use to attract and retain quality applicants to build a highly qualified, diverse and productive workforce.
Customers are better educated than ever, but that's no excuse for an embarrassing lack of professionalism and product knowledge.
A new partnership with CarStory gives Ford and Lincoln dealers who own FordDirect websites access to CarStory’s AI- and analytics-based market reports.
ACV Auctions has become a national corporate partner of the National Independent Automobile Dealers Association, giving member dealers access to ACV’s inventory management platform.
Cox Automotive has promoted Jim Williams to senior vice president of logistics, joining the company’s Inventory Solutions team.
Cars.com announced the impending acquisition of Dealer Inspire and Launch Digital Marketing, a move designed to augment Cars.com’s retailing platform with a range of dealer-focused digital solutions.
NIADA members can enjoy special pricing on Autosoft’s DMS offerings as part of a new partnership between the association and the software provider.
Registered dealers can now use Ally’s SmartAuction to access listings of off-lease vehicles from Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp. and Infiniti Financial Services.
The firm named Hyundai as the brand with the lowest cost to own and Acura as the lowest cost luxury brand. Top vehicles were selected in 22 categories.
The industry is changing, but not as fast as the media would have you believe. Learn how alt-fuel vehicles, flex parking, a skilled-labor shortage and digital retailing will affect your facility planning.
Despite a 4.9% increase from a year ago, the Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index’s January reading was the lowest since last July.
Digital Air Strike’s Alexi Venneri discusses the results of the company’s latest mystery-shopping study and how dealers can improve the timing and quality of their responses.
The firm had expected a steeper decline due to replacement activity linked to last year’s hurricanes. Instead, Black Book saw fairly typical depreciation.
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