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New Vehicle Sales Continue Downward Slide in April, Edmunds Forecasts

Analysts say April will be the worst auto sales month in at least 30 years due to the coronavirus pandemic.

IHS Markit Trims 2020 Global Light Vehicle Sales, Production Forecasts

According the new analysis, global light vehicle sales are now forecast to be 69.6 million units this year in the wake of the pandemic.

Used Car Values Expected to Decline Due to the Coronavirus Crisis

Although used vehicle prices have risen steadily in recent years due to a deluge of off-lease, option-rich SUVs, and trucks hitting used lots, experts say this trend is set to hit a turning point, according to new research from Edmunds.

New Vehicle Sales Drop in March to Close a Down First Quarter in 2020

Analysts forecast a SAAR of 11.9 million in March due to market disruptions caused by the COVID-19 crisis.

Resolutions for Your F&I Department

How trends from the past decade will impact F&I in 2020 and beyond.

3 Keys to Data-Driven Sales Training

Set your salespeople up for long-term success at your dealership.

NADA: U.S. New Vehicle Sales Up 1.9% Year-Over-Year

New light-vehicle sales in February were strong, with a SAAR of 16.83 million units for the month—an increase of 1.9% compared to February 2019. Raw sales volume topped 1.3 million units, an increase of 8.4% compared to February of last year.

Coronavirus Leads to Nosedive In Global Vehicle Sales

Global light vehicle sales figures from the first month of 2020 show just 6.2 million were sold in January, the lowest monthly figure since January 2012.

Report: Dealers Must Recapture Lost Profits in 2020

A new whitepaper from IAS offers a three-step plan for driving F&I and service drive sales as new vehicle sales plateau and margin compression continues to chip away at profits.

There Is No Such Thing as "Arriving"

Our business is always changing. What does not change is the need to hone skills, increase knowledge, learn new things, and remember that the grind never stops.