Voting for the 20th annual Dealers’ Choice Awards – a program designed to recognize auto dealers’ favorite vendors, suppliers, and finance partners – will close on Aug. 16.
To be held at annual Reynolds Retail Summit, the competition carries $15K in prizes for individuals who are amplifying retail automotive.
Three trailblazers brought professionalism, integrity and commitment to employees in their automotive careers.
Bobit Dealer Group is now accepting nominations for industry honor through May 3.
Kia car wins best-of-the-best competition alongside luxury sportscars.
Bobit Dealer Group will recognize leading women in the automotive industry in a special-edition issue.
Toyota, Lexus take home top brand honors for third consecutive year.
The industry as a whole is encouraged to nominate individuals they believe belong in the F&I Hall of Fame.
Edmunds recognizes stores participating in its program that got the best ratings.
IIHS increases requirements for its top awards in challenge to automakers to increase backseat, pedestrian safety.
S&P Global Mobility says brand loyalty, after taking a hit during the pandemic, is making a comeback.
The nods, topped by best new model - the Toyota Prius - are based on analysis of vehicle-related data, including pricing, consumer reviews and ratings, five-year cost-to-own information.
Accolades highlight excellence and attention to detail. Lexus, Honda again get top brand nods.
North American Auto Care honored by Texas Better Business Bureau branch in a smaller company category.
This marks the seventh consecutive year the company has been selected by dealerships nationwide to receive this distinguished industry honor for best F&I Ancillary Products, and the ninth year in a row for RoadVantage to win top-honors awards in this category.
