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General Motors announced today that it intends to drawdown approximately $16.0 billion from its revolving credit facilities.
From increased sanitizing and cleaning to maintaining social distancing, auto dealerships are doing everything they can to keep their customers, employees and communities safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Association members should contact their senators to ask them to support the small business relief provisions in the bills.
With health and safety as a top priority, the Cox Automotive family of brands is committed to partnering with clients to keep the automotive marketplace up and running.
KAR Global is halting physical sale operations across North America at all ADESA auction locations, including Simulcast-only sales for at least the next two weeks.
The new law provides certain eligible employees with potential coronavirus-related emergency paid sick leave, emergency family and medical leave, and expanded unemployment insurance.
The Trump administration issued guidance classifying automotive service as essential. While the essential nature of automotive service is not really in question, as service and repair is required to keep America’s fleet of cars and trucks on the road.
General Motors and Ford are studying whether they can use their auto factories to support production of ventilators and other medical equipment to help combat the coronavirus pandemic sweeping across the nation.
Given the lack of uniformity in how states and local municipalities taking action are classifying dealership sales, service and parts operations, NADA and the Alliance have requested that the U.S. government ensure that the nation’s motor vehicle fleet remains as safe and operational as possible by considering vehicle repair, maintenance and sales facilities as essential operations during the coronavirus outbreak.
KPA releases a free COVID-19 coronavirus resources center for businesses to navigate workplace concerns.
Online credit applications increase as shoppers seek alternative means of vehicle acquisition.
A message from Manheim President, Grace Huang.
Coronavirus Fallout: Vehicle service customer satisfaction Improves, but dealers should prepare for parts shortages and dissatisfied owners reports J.D. Power.
Following the news that Honda and Nissan have resumed limited manufacturing operations following coronavirus shutdowns in China; David Leggett offers his view.
Annual report shows how dealers are selling F&I; Challenges & opportunities in 2020.
More than 160 dealers, agents, and industry executives took part in the inaugural West Coast Compliance Summit, one of three concurrent events featured at Industry Summit 2016. And more than 80 of them successfully completed the event’s compliance certification component.
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