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Cox Automotive forecast predicts a steady pace for U.S. auto sales.
Enhancements introduce added efficiency, customization and visibility to the digital merchandising arena for dealers.
Seasonally slow start expected for U.S. auto sales.
Brand experience centers, at-home maintenance, service pick-up and drop-off: These are the modern automotive dreams, new research shows.
Cox Auto hosted their seventh annual Industry Insights Breakfast and have shared the materials online.
Cox expects 2020 to mark the beginning of a slight decline in the sale of total used-vehicles, as retail used-vehicle sales grow.
Concerns over the economy and political climate failed to discourage franchised and independent retailers surveyed for Cox Automotive’s latest Dealer Sentiment Index.
All but a few Asian and highline factories reported double-digit gains in U.S. sales last month, priming the industry for a big December and a fifth straight 17 million-unit year.
U.S. sales of new cars and light trucks fell 12% year-over-year in September, suppressed in part by a Labor Day weekend allotted to August. Few were spared the sting, with all six of America’s and Japan’s biggest factories reporting double-digit declines.
Stock are on the rise following the second quarter-point reduction to the federal funds rate in less than two months. No further cuts are planned for this year or next, guaranteeing further pressure from the White House.