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The Dealer 5 | October 28, 2015

The Dealer 5 | October 28, 2015

Dealer news and information from WardsAuto and around the web.

Welcome to The WardsAuto Dealer 5 - we've put together important items from WardsAuto.com and across the Internet. So let's go:

  1.

Improperly handled phone calls are a major hang up that can hurt the dealership service department.

 
  2.

Once a decade doesn’t seem like an ideal car-buying cycle, at least not from a dealer’s point of view. Check out this report on which owners, by brand, keep their vehicles the longest.

 
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  3.

“The bottom line is that new-car dealerships offer well-paying jobs with benefits,” said NADA Chief Economist Steven Szakaly, referring to an annual report on wages.

 
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  4.

 

Americans are hitting the road more than ever. Collective miles driven (surpassing three trillion last year) represent a positive economic indicator, especially for dealers.

 
  5.

Police arrested a man for throwing rocks at a Chevy dealership. The store says damage to two vehicles totaled $90,000! Was he hurling car-crushing boulders? Just asking.

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