How dealers can navigate payment changes as surcharge compliance expands – Amberly Allen | DMS

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Automotive dealers are facing a rapidly shifting payments landscape as new credit card rules, state sales tax regulations, and surcharging options reshape operational strategies, industry experts say. On today's episode...

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A focus on transparency, training, and convenience is helping dealerships thrive in a market where customer expectations are rapidly shifting. On today's episode of Training Camp, Jeremy Soileau, managing partner...

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How smart tech can reduce trailer theft and loss

Jack Shaw - November 18, 2025

The automotive industry is experiencing an alarming increase in trailer theft and cargo loss, posing significant financial risks to professionals in the sector. As these incidents escalate, the bolstering of...

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Internal Nexperia fight strains auto chip supply, Tesla cuts China-made parts, UAW leaders risk reform

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Top Stories Nexperia chip dispute highlights fragile global supply chains. Read More Tesla accelerating shift away from China-made components, WSJ reports. Read More UAW monitor warns of “toxic culture” amid leadership challenges. Read...

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Tesla accelerating shift away from China-made components, WSJ reports

Ashby Lincoln - November 17, 2025

On the Dash: Tesla is requiring suppliers to eliminate China-made components from vehicles built in its U.S. factories. Tariffs and geopolitical tensions have pushed the company to accelerate its supply...

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Used-vehicle retail sales rose in October as inventory and prices increased, with CPO sales and buyer demand strengthening heading into November.

Used-vehicle inventory grows while sales pace outperforms new market

Colin Fitzpatrick - November 17, 2025

On the Dash: Retail used-vehicle sales increased 3.4% in October, outperforming the new-vehicle market. Inventory and pricing continued to rise in early November as days’ supply held at 48. CPO...

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Digital leaderboards simplify reporting and drive accountability — Todd Katcher | Digital Dealership System

Colin Fitzpatrick - November 17, 2025

Dealerships spend hours every week generating reports that show what already happened, leaving little time to improve performance today. Todd Katcher, chief product officer at Digital Dealership System, joins Jim...

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Jeremy Stephens leads Bozard Ford’s mobile service team, completing 2,000+ monthly appointments while improving fixed-ops efficiency.

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Mobile service is one of the fastest-growing opportunities in fixed ops. On today's episode of Service Drive, Bozard Ford Lincoln's Remote Operations Director, Jeremy Stephens, shares how his team completed more...

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Weekly roundup: China eases Nexperia chip exports, GM invests $110M in STEAM, Toyota opens $13.9B battery plant

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Solid-state batteries set to redefine EV performance, safety

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On the Dash: Solid-state batteries promise faster charging, longer range, and safer, more energy-dense EVs. Major automakers are targeting mass adoption between 2027 and 2030, with prototypes already achieving impressive...

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How dealers can navigate payment changes as surcharge compliance expands – Amberly Allen | DMS

How Jeremy Soileau drives loyalty through customer-first leadership

How smart tech can reduce trailer theft and loss

Internal Nexperia fight strains auto chip supply, Tesla cuts China-made parts, UAW leaders risk reform

Tesla accelerating shift away from China-made components, WSJ reports

Used-vehicle inventory grows while sales pace outperforms new market

Digital leaderboards simplify reporting and drive accountability — Todd Katcher | Digital Dealership System

How Jeremy Stephens scaled Bozard Ford Lincoln’s mobile service to 2,000 monthly jobs

Weekly roundup: China eases Nexperia chip exports, GM invests $110M in STEAM, Toyota opens $13.9B battery plant

Solid-state batteries set to redefine EV performance, safety

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