The Dealer 5 | September 25, 2014

Dealer news from WardsAuto and around the web.

Steve Finlay, Contributing Editor

September 25, 2014

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The Dealer 5 | September 25, 2014

Welcome to The  WardsAuto Dealer 5  for Tuesday, September 23. To start your day, we've put together important items from WardsAuto.com and across the Internet. So let's go:

If a customer declines your recommended services, don’t take it personal. But stay in touch. Our fixed-ops expert tells what and what not to do.

Cadillac is packing up and heading to a trendy Manhattan district to bask in hipness and spit out a marketing strategy that conquers competitors. We've seen this movie before.

A new study indicates some consumers calling dealerships are lucky the phone is even answered. Ouch. The moral of the story: People call dealers to buy things, not chit-chat.  

Dealers in China do what they want, without thinking much of the effect on the brand image. If a U.S. Honda dealer held an event like this one, American Honda might be on the phone.

Name a business where expensive inventory is kept outside in the open. Hint: It's not jewelry stores. Three San Francisco dealerships got ripped off big time by nighttime thieves with lavish tastes in cars.

To see all the day's dealer news and information, go to WardsAuto.com/Dealers. 

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About the Author

Steve Finlay

Contributing Editor

Steve Finlay is a former longtime editor for WardsAuto. He writes about a range of topics including automotive dealers and issues that impact their business.

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