Dealers Are Becoming More Efficient in the COVID-19 Era
According to a recent NADA study, auto dealers are becoming more resilient and efficient in the COVID-19 era by transitioning to online sales.
According to a recent NADA study, auto dealers are becoming more resilient and efficient in the COVID-19 era by transitioning to online sales.
Selling a vehicle over the internet? Be aware of the Federal Trade Commission’s Cooling-Off Rule, which gives buyers 3 days to cancel, among other things.
California auto dealers, I’ve got good news and… less-good news. The good news is the state has released detailed information about reopening your business. The COVID-19 pandemic isn’t over, and there’s a long road ahead of us, but recovery starts…
Federal guidelines say that automotive dealerships are essential businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn how to keep your employees safe and stay profitable.
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Car thieves are waltzing into F&I offices, presenting bogus ID and loan documents, and defrauding dealers before any employee has a chance to catch on.
Businesses that pay for favorable reviews or buy social media followers are facing escalating pressure—not to mention hefty fines—from the FTC.
KPA’s Ryan Daly talks about the most common mistakes in F&I that you need to avoid. From deal jackets to data security, learn what to avoid and how to minimize your dealership’s risk. Read the Article
By failing to report a cash payment of $10,000 or more with Form 8300, a dealer takes on serious legal risks, including the possibility of criminal prosecution.
The CFPB is continuing its new pattern of listening with the creation of a consumer finance “task force.” Could the auto finance community be getting a break?