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Creating Consistency in Your Sales Experience: Connecting With Your OEM
Back in August, Nissan announced they were expanding their EV portfolio and making changes to their retail strategy. They want to align the OEM and…
Is your sales team staying in tune?
Everybody enjoys a good musical performance. The singer producing an amazing melody on the microphone and the band backing them up with their instruments. The…
Beware and Prepare: What You Can Learn from the “Ides of…
For Julius Caesar, listening to a warning was a matter of life or death. When it comes to keeping your business healthy and profitable, staying…
How to make a tech’s job more satisfying? Streamline recon.
Implementing the right tools can not only improve efficiency but can help with employee satisfaction as well.
The 5 Ws to Paint the Recon Picture
When you’re not asking the right questions, you can’t get a full picture of your reconditioning process.
Recon Roles Part 3: Turning More Wrenches as a Technician
Walk through three ways you, as a technician, can focus on the job at hand to keep the reconditioning cycle moving quickly and smoothly.
Recon Roles Part 2: Managing Information as a Service Advisor
Walk through three ways you, as the service advisor, can manage information and drive an efficient reconditioning cycle.
Recon Roles Part 1: Set the Tone as a Used Car Manager
Walk through three ways you, as the used car manager, can build a foundation to speed up the recon process and avoid common pitfalls.
Tapping into Used Vehicle Demand Starts with Recon
Industry experts are predicting that used vehicle demand (and prices) likely won’t start coming down until spring 2022 at the earliest.
Recon to Front Line Best Practices
Reconditioning vehicles and getting them to the front line as fast as possible is more important than ever. It’s one of the few controllables surrounding…
Low-Grade Vehicles Call for High-Quality Reconditioning
Automotive News recently published an article discussing why dealerships are sourcing lower-grade used vehicles to fill their lots.