Jim Roche joins us to discuss how to promote your dealership’s service department and keep customers coming back. www.xtime.com
The hardest-working tool in the automotive industry has seen its share of updates and evolutions.
Technology is defined as the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry. We often picture technology as something that has computers and electronics attached, and often it does. But, in the world of impacts, both in the realm of pneumatic and cordless, technology bears much deeper roots. Let’s dig in and look at the core of impact design, along with some of the latest engineering, for the hardest working tool in the automotive industry.
Trent Broberg discusses the challenges of moving vehicles efficiently and how technology has improved that process.
Arabah Woodberry discusses industry trends as well as Chase’s initiatives in working with minority dealers.
The father/son team talks about the importance of marketing and social media during a time of limited inventory.
Insights on modern DMS software, EVs, the current automotive market and more.
Scott discusses the importance of service retention in dealerships, especially during periods when fewer cars are sold due to higher interest rates. He emphasizes the need for dealerships to focus on their fixed operations departments to maintain a steady income and prepare for future buyers.
Kyle Alexander joins AutoSuccess after three years in TV news where he was a multimedia journalist and meteorologist.
The true potential of service consulting lies in recognizing the nuanced art of quality inspections and leveraging it to drive success for both advisors and technicians.
Drawing on extensive industry experience, the team at DealerPRO Training has developed a program that exposes technicians to future career opportunities in fixed operations as well as executive positions.
