TSLA411.1504.72%
GM84.0702.57%
F14.790-0.05%
RIVN16.680-0.08%
CYD51.8301.8%
HMC26.9700.53%
TM180.2205.27%
CVNA68.9004.8%
PAG180.070-0.89%
LAD308.520-4.86%
AN193.3901.86%
GPI325.7400.41%
ABG199.5500.02%
SAH83.710-0.9%
TSLA411.1504.72%
GM84.0702.57%
F14.790-0.05%
RIVN16.680-0.08%
CYD51.8301.8%
HMC26.9700.53%
TM180.2205.27%
CVNA68.9004.8%
PAG180.070-0.89%
LAD308.520-4.86%
AN193.3901.86%
GPI325.7400.41%
ABG199.5500.02%
SAH83.710-0.9%
TSLA411.1504.72%
GM84.0702.57%
F14.790-0.05%
RIVN16.680-0.08%
CYD51.8301.8%
HMC26.9700.53%
TM180.2205.27%
CVNA68.9004.8%
PAG180.070-0.89%
LAD308.520-4.86%
AN193.3901.86%
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NY Automotive Forum preview, current trends among car buyers, Tesla offers one-month free trial of FSD

Inside Automotive 

Jim Sabino joins Inside Automotive to share how a mobile service offering helped his dealership boost CSI scores and customer retention.What mobile service has to offer for your dealership — Jim Sabino | All American Ford
Mobile service is becoming increasingly essential to meet consumer preferences on the convenience and accessibility of repair or maintenance. While implementing such a model into your dealership operations may seem challenging, the process may not only be easier than you think; it may also be more efficient.

On this episode of Inside Automotive, host Jim Fitzpatrick is joined by Jim Sabino, fixed operations director at All American Ford’s collision center. Sabino has spent the better part of the last three decades leading fixed-ops teams to success despite the automotive industry’s countless transformations. Now, he shares his insights into the benefits of remote fixed-ops and how dealers can integrate mobile service into their business models. Watch the full segment here.

Top stories

A full day ahead at the New York Automotive Forum hosted by J.D. Power, NADA, and The New York International Auto Show. Read More

Highlights from the sixth annual CarGurus U.S. Consumer Insights study. Read More

Tesla offers a one-month free trial of FSD for customers. Read More

Volkswagen Chattanooga Plant workers set to vote on unionization. Read More

For dealers

Explore the dynamic used car market and the rise of used EVs with expert insights from John Ellis on navigating these changes on CBT Now.How to win in today’s volatile used car market – John Ellis
The used car market is bustling with activity this spring, and car dealers must ensure their pre-owned operational strategies align with current market conditions. Joining us today on CBT Now is John Ellis, automotive industry expert, economist, and serial entrepreneur, to discuss the latest shifts in the used car market, including current trends in sales and inventory. Watch the full segment here.

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