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HMC24.480-0.14%
TM196.080-4.35%
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ABG202.010-0.44%
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GM78.520-0.48%
F12.480-0.15%
RIVN16.950-0.79%
CYD41.870-0.72%
HMC24.480-0.14%
TM196.080-4.35%
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Inside Automotive is a groundbreaking network show that offers a captivating blend of dealership news, automotive retailing best practices, and cutting-edge industry insights from top executives and analysts. Featuring trailblazing industry insiders, this show offers a comprehensive look into the latest happenings within dealerships, highlighting key trends and developments. Through interviews with successful dealers, expert analysis, and practical advice, viewers gain valuable knowledge on implementing effective strategies, improving operations, and navigating the ever-changing automotive landscape.

Inside Automotive is a groundbreaking network show that offers a captivating blend of dealership news, automotive retailing best practices, and cutting-edge industry insights from top executives and analysts. Featuring trailblazing industry insiders, this show offers a comprehensive look into the latest happenings within dealerships, highlighting key trends and developments. Through interviews with successful dealers, expert analysis, and practical advice, viewers gain valuable knowledge on implementing effective strategies, improving operations, and navigating the ever-changing automotive landscape.


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Cox Automotive recently released its Q3 Dealer Sentiment Index, which analyzes the views auto dealerships have about the current market, economy, and 90-day future outlook. Today on Inside Automotive, we’re pleased to welcome Rebecca Rydzewski, Research Manager of Economic and Industry Insights for Cox Automotive, who dives deeper into the findings. The Cox Automotive Dealer Sentiment Index is a measure reported from a large quarterly survey of both franchised and independent...
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