Say the low today in Atlanta is 26 degrees and the high is 54. It’s not too cold to shutdown a service bay, but where your dealership is, it might be cold enough to at least shut the bay doors. Becky Nixon, host of the Weekly Tune-Up here on the CBT Automotive Network, says that for others, winter is a great time to take advantage of profit opportunities.
Becky Nixon: The profit you’re missing if you overlook Winter maintenance
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CBT News Editorial Team
January 29, 2018
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