Automotive News

The Experian Q3 State of the Automotive Finance Market report shows metrics that are up across the board, including loan amounts, terms, and interest rates.

The way buyers view the brand your dealership sells is important. When consumers are satisfied with their car, it leads to repeat sales and increased word of mouth.

Two recent studies from J.D. Power looked at how important brand loyalty is, and which automakers are producing vehicles that appeal most to consumers. Dealerships can use the insights from these studies to better drive sales.

With the industry still focused on rising new car prices, one trend that has emerged is that borrowers with the best credit are turning to used vehicles for their affordability. Experian's latest quarterly report found that certain trends, such as rising prices of new cars leading to an increase in used vehicle sales, haven't shown signs of slowing down.

Millennials have turned just about every perception of their generation on its head, including the insight that they have no interest in buying vehicles. Not only are Millennials about to become the largest demographic group in 2019, they're gaining in automotive market share, according to Experian.

Data from three different institutions shows that subprime auto loan and lease originations are on the rise. Does your dealership have what it takes to capitalize when it comes to these borrowers with bad credit? If not, Auto Credit Express has the leads and tools your store needs to dominate your subprime market.

The Cox Automotive Retail Brand Scorecards Study ranked 34 automakers across different factors that have the largest effect on dealer performance. We took a look at which brands succeeded and failed.

Tax season is nearly upon us. With a little preparation and updated info, you can make sure your dealership is ready to take full advantage of tax season shoppers and increase your bottom line.

TransUnion's 2019 consumer credit forecast is projecting a rise in subprime auto loan originations, though to a level still well behind those observed prior to the recession in 2007.

The findings from the J.D. Power 2018 U.S. Sales Satisfaction Index Study indicate that car dealerships need to be contacting customers via digital channels, especially text messaging.