The Dealer 5 | September 25, 2015
Dealer news and information from WardsAuto and around the web.
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1. | Celeste Briggs wasn’t expecting so many female recipients of a GM scholarship would want to become service techs. “That surprised me,” says the head an initiative that encourages women to seek dealership careers. |
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2. | Thanks VW, you’ve mucked it up for everybody. So says WardsAuto’s Drew Winter about the effects of the diesel weasels. |
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3. | Obviously not an ideal week for Volkswagen. But look closely enough and you’ll find a bright spot or two. Like this most-engaging ad of the week. |
4. | Behind every new-car dealership employee are another 1.2 spin-off jobs in the U.S., a new study says. There’s more about this important sector of the economy. |
5. | A market analysis says 10 states account for nearly 60% of new-vehicle registrations. Here’s the top 10 list. If you guessed California is first, you’ve started off right. |
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