CBT News – November 9, 2015

By CBT News

November 9, 2015

On today’s show:

Jeremy Alicandri, VP of Habberstad Auto Group, on whether third-party vendors continue to be useful or not
Who is doing the most borrowing when it comes to auto loans?
How to keep car buyers enthusiastic from start to finish

Tags
customer satisfaction
sales
car buying
Jeremy Alicandri
Habberstad Auto Group
auto loans
third-party vendors
borrowing
enthusiasm

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