MENU
SEARCH
FARMINGTON HILLS - RouteOne announced the availability of its free Windows Phone 7 app, available now for download from the Windows Phone Marketplace.
Once downloaded, RouteOne Windows Phone 7 app will allow users to view and manage all dealers and leads, whether in the F&I office, on the showroom floor, or outside of the dealership. Dealers may also view a condensed version of the Deal Manager, the Deal Summary, and the Lead Manager, as well as request and view credit scores instantly.
RouteOne has already released mobile versions of its dealer tools for Apple’s iPhone, iPad, and iPod, as well as the BlackBerry and Android phones.
"The addition of the RouteOne app for Windows rounds out our free suite of mobile tools," said Mike Jurecki, RouteOne CEO. "Dealers can track deal statuses and work credit applications from just about anywhere, allowing them the flexibility they need to conduct business effectively and efficiently with the tools of their choosing."
The Point Predictive study traced a pattern across more than 100 websites it believes are being developed by an international theft ring.
Read More →
California, as usual, led the country in EV registrations in the fourth quarter, but the U.S. as a whole saw a 43% year-over-year volume decrease.
Read More →
Forecasts show that the spring sales season is rising above overriding economic concerns, among them continuously rising car prices, trade tariffs, elevated interest rates, and now a war.
Read More →
The Kerrigan Index shows that despite a chaotic year of musical trade tariffs, high vehicle prices and more roadblocks, acquirers still flush with pandemic-era cash accelerated the consolidation pace.
Read More →
Labor shortages, material costs and tariffs are just a few of the reasons automakers are looking to expand their investments in automation and robotics this year.
Read More →
The Middle East imports a sizable share of vehicles made in the states. It’s unclear how the Iran War could affect the keystone market for U.S. automakers.
Read More →
Auto dealers don’t have to settle for high employee turnover. Despite historical patterns of rotating dealership doors, they can tweak their processes to find and keep the right people on staff.
Read More →
New-vehicle sales fell year-over-year for the fifth month in a row in February, making retail deliveries the slowest they’ve been since 2023, according to a CarGurus report.
Read More →
Both vehicle values and conversion rates sped up last week as two segments outperformed in the pre-spring burst of buying.
Read More →
GM says it sells the cheapest electric vehicle in the U.S. market. It explains how it made improvements to the entry-level EV while keeping its price down.
Read More →
