Michael Rees - A lot of applicants will have a resume and will want to save time by not completing all parts of the application. Make it clear to each applicant that you need every part filled out..
Read More →Randy Barone - All too often, buyers get distracted by vehicles that they have a “gut feeling” will do well on your lot.
Read More →Greg Goebel - While it is reported that the average Beacon score is a 685, banks consider anything below a 720 Beacon or FICO score as non-prime credit. With credit unions the bar is set slightly lower, with 680 being the line at which prime credit begins.
Read More →Scott Dreisbach - Each manufacturer expects dealers to start ordering new products to integrate into their dealership inventories. With this expectation, each dealer must determine how many vehicles will be ...
Read More →Greg Goebel - The most cost effective way to advertise is one of the easiest and most overlooked—references given by your existing SF traffic on their credit applications. Finance companies ask for a minimum of six references on credit applications.
Read More →Daymond Decker - So, what happens when you mix old-fashioned, small-town car sales with newfangled technology? The answer is a dealership with increased exposure that translates into more sales and higher profits...
Read More →Jeff Smelley - Many of us find out computers slowing down and/or having aggravating little problems that conspire to rob our time, patience and productivity. Here are a few common problems and what you can do to fix them, as well as prevent them.
Read More →Don Reed - Any customer who declines a technician’s recommendation for these needed repairs and/or services should be turned over to the service drive sales manager or service manager for a second review with the customer ...
Read More →Tom Herald - The number of approvals the banks gives, the ability to collect on each loan, and your profits will all increase dramatically if you focus on deal structure before ever ...
Read More →Michael Rees - Why would you hire the wrong people in the first place? Dealers usually do their recruiting reactively instead of proactively. This means they are desperate for “bodies” to at least say hello ...
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