CBT News – March 17, 2015

By CBT News

March 17, 2015

On today’s show:

– Chip Walker, President of Custom Facilities, discusses the dealership remodeling and rebuilding process

– Daily Tune-up with Aaron Wirtz on the overview effect, brought to you by LotLinx

– Today’s Dealer of the Day, brought to you by J.D. Byrider, is Honda of Oakland in Oakland, California

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