Subaru, Lexus and Ford take top honors with the highest average scores among all 12 brand watch factors. The awards are based on consumer automotive perception data from Kelley Blue Book Strategic Insights' Brand Watch study.
A new report from Morgan Stanley identifies several key factors that could cut used-car values in half by 2022.
Despite declining wholesale values in March, first-quarter pricing for used vehicles showed a year-over-year increase from the first quarter of 2016.
Thirty-year industry veteran Mike DeLong has been tapped to lead Covideo’s Dealer Services division.
Job Pimentel brings 30 years of automotive industry success to his new role as GM of New Country BMW in Hartford, Conn.
New integration promises direct inventory updates without the need to log into an app or website.
The National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA)’s chairman and chief economist cited strong demand and rising wages among high-income earners as reasons to be optimistic about new-car sales.
The vehicle valuation firm reported today that the average used vehicle for model years 2011-2015 depreciated slightly 0.6%. Cars overall recorded depreciation of 0.3%, while trucks registered depreciation of 0.8%.
The new partnership was designed to benefit dealers and car buyers by providing accurate values and promoting a less adversarial transaction.
This latest settlement, announced on March 30, will be paid to Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Massachusetts, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington. The settlement was negotiated with attorneys general from each state.
With the Industry SAAR falling below 17 million for the first time since August, the trade group said the industry's March sales performance 'suggests that sales may be plateauing.' The association said now is the time for dealers to tighten their operations and push back on any tax increases on consumers.
AutoGravity’s mobile car shopping and financing platform has grown to included 1,000 rooftops representing more than 1,400 dealerships.
Tom Webb will retire on June 30, ending a more than four-decade career. Cox Automotive officials said a replacement will be named in the coming weeks.
Learn how Mike Esposito changed careers from engineering to auto retail and dealer software.
The latest edition of Jumpstart Automotive Media’s annual Insights Book sheds new light on the evolving car-shopping path.
