SF Conference Returns to Industry Summit
Industry Summit will once again play host to the Special Finance Conference, the industry’s premier SF training event.
Industry Summit will once again play host to the Special Finance Conference, the industry’s premier SF training event.
Veteran trainer and compliance expert Gil Van Over will deliver a luncheon presentation dedicated to ‘Your Responsibilities’ at Dallas Compliance Summit in September.
Jumpstart’s latest report shows loyalty to sedans continues to grow despite exponential gains in all SUV segments.
The Academy’s Tony Dupaquier will serve as emcee of F&I Think Tank, organizers announced this week. The trainer and F&I futurist will be responsible for guiding the discussions during the F&I 20 Group-like event.
A new survey from IHS Markit finds car buyers are intrigued by advanced in-vehicle technology, but their willingness to pay is limited to some telematics apps and creature comforts.
Auto Gravity and the Fletcher Jones Auto Group have launched ‘FJ Drive,’ a real-time smartphone inventory app.
The future is undecided but investing in flexible payment and financing options, multichannel advertising, and lead attribution can create a competitive edge.
The next edition of ‘The Best Training Day Ever’ will be held as part of Industry Summit in Dallas this fall.
Dealer IT security expert Erik Nachbahr is warning dealers not to click on social media posts that may contain malware.
F&I and Showroom’s Gregory Arroyo will chair the 20 Group-like event, which will close out Industry Summit 2017 on Sept. 14. This year’s theme: ‘Making F&I Great Again.’
The integration was designed to provide auto dealers with real-time updates seamlessly in both Autobase’s CRM and DealActivator’s award-winning equity mining tool.
UDS’s Brian Crisorio and Auto Dealer Today’s Tariq Kamal will serve as co-show chairs for this year’s Compliance Summit.
Chief Executive Officer Colin Brown will add board chairman duties while Brent Burns takes on president and COO duties.
The online retailer announced its first board of directors and began trading on the NYSE on June 1 as "CARS."
Black Book’s Used Vehicle Retention Index fell to 112.3 in May after enjoying a slight gain in April.
