
All auto dealers want more F&I PVR, but making meaningful improvement requires a comprehensive plan with these four pillars.
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Black Book recently published an update to their COVID-19 Markets Updates, which includes these highlights from the last week: wholesale prices, retail listing prices, wholesale sales volume, and automotive loans.
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Every dealership is re-opening to a new reality with a changed shopper. Creating a strategy that adapts to the needs of your customers will shorten the time it will take for your dealership to recover.
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The last few months have been strange — we aren’t sure what next week will look like, and many of the goals for 2020 are in question because our ability to earn money has been compromised. So, the quicker we can adapt, the better opportunity we will have for success in the future.
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Contactless transactions are, at least for the near future, priority one in the transactions playbook for dealers, and F&I must play a leading role in helping educate people online during every phase of the sale.
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Black Book's latest COVID-19 Market Update includes: current wholesale prices & price trends, used wholesale price trends & projections, a look at the retail vertical, new vehicle sales outlook, and used vehicle supply projections.
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Art Schaller’s drivers rotate the cars with the Wi-Fi equipment into neighborhoods with students that need internet. The cars have signs that tell residents their purpose.
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June saw the Index return to pre-COVID levels.
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Black Book recently published an update to their COVID-19 Market Updates, which includes: current wholesale prices & price trends, used wholesale price trends & projections, a look at the retail vertical, new vehicle sales outlook, and used vehicle supply projections.
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If the COVID-19 crisis has taught dealers anything, it is that they have a fiduciary duty to their shareholders, employees, and customers, to remain well capitalized in order to survive the next crisis. Stay the course, tweak where necessary, but don’t be so quick to fix what isn’t broken, despite what the disruptors might urge.
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