Life events that put people in the market for a new car can include expecting a child, acquiring a pet, getting a raise or a promotion and buying a new home.
In a Wards Q&A, Len Short and Eric Turner talk about AI technology, the sometimes-mysterious world of automotive digital marketing, its promises and some of its unmet expectations.
Ninety percent of consumers say they prefer a unique car-buying journey that allows them to shop and buy in an individualized way, according to a Cox study.
A new Roadster study says salespeople put deals at risk by stepping away from their customers an average of three to four times during the sales process.
Today’s auto consumers rely on the Internet to shop and research vehicles, but physical stores still play a big role, says Matt Weinberg of Drive Motors, a company that provides online car-buying services.
