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America’s auto dealerships continue to work through the challenges of operating during the coronavirus pandemic. Service departments, personal transportation are still important in countries where a nationwide lockdown has been implemented.
As more stay-at-home orders go into effect and dealership sales departments are required to close, the buying activity on the lanes has decreased and so have the prices according to this week’s Used Car Market Insights report from Black Book and Laura Wehunt, Vice President, Automotive Valuations.
Hackers are leveraging the popularity of these tracking maps to steal usernames, passwords, credit card numbers, browsing history, cookies and other information stored in users’ browsers.
NADA has launched a new section of its website, the NADA Coronavirus Hub, for local dealerships looking for information on NADA’s government advocacy, regulatory compliance, educational resources, webinars and government resources related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
APCO Holdings announced they will begin providing free access to digital retailing tools and online training courses designed to help dealers as the coronavirus crisis impacts normal business operations.
As more state governments enforce a temporary or partial shutdown of dealerships, automotiveMastermind has shared a comprehensive 36-point checklist.
IHS Markit has been analyzing prevailing auto demand conditions in light of COVID-19.
The National Independent Automobile Dealers Association is calling on the White House to include auto sales as an essential service.
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.