On today’s show:
- One dealer shares his recruiting strategy that added 40 jobs to the area
- Would the auto industry still be strong today without bailouts?
- Is your dealership managing phone leads correctly?
CBT News – October 27, 2015
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CBT News Editorial Team
October 27, 2015
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