New Lotlinx Survey Reveals the “AI Gap” in Automotive Retail and Why Dealers Are Demanding Inventory-Intelligent Solutions DETROIT, April 07, 2026 — The era of one-size-fits-all artificial intelligence is over for auto dealers, at least for the ones paying attention. A new industry survey in March of roughly 215 executives from franchise and independent dealerships…
Read moreThis isn’t just a chatbot. It’s an AI inventory strategist built for dealers. Ask it real questions about your inventory and it digs into your VIN-level data, pricing, market conditions, and shopper behavior to tell you exactly what to do next.
Read moreLotGPT spotted in the wild! Yossi J Levi gives Donald Kemp of Stowasser Buick GMC a live look at LotGPT’s insights on his store in the latest Car Dealership Guy podcast.
Read moreDealers will get an up-close look at how Revive helps sales teams re-engage closed-lost shoppers when they return to the market, transforming missed opportunities into renewed sales conversations DETROIT (January 29, 2026) — Lotlinx, the auto industry’s first and only VIN Performance platform built to help dealers maximize profitability, announced today the launch of Lotlinx…
Read moreFROM REUTERS: U.S. new-vehicle sales to fall in December as high prices deter buyers The final month of the year is expected to end with retail sales down 2.8%, while total new vehicle sales should be up 5.3% year-over-year. Global vehicle sales are on pace with 2021, with over 80 million new units sold worldwide….
Read moreFROM AUTOMOTIVE NEWS: Inventory continues to rise, hits 1.61 million New-car inventory was up 78% year-over-year at the end of November (a 150,000 unit increase), meaning many dealerships will go into the final weeks of the year with at least a 30-day supply of fresh inventory. Read More FROM AP NEWS: A slowdown in U.S….
Read moreFROM AUTOMOTIVE NEWS: Incentives not likely to break 5% until 2024 For years, incentive spending would make up between 8% and 10% of a new vehicle’s sticker price. Now, incentive spending has dipped to only 2.3%. Consumer incentives are hardly expected to rise as long as inventory supplies remain low. Read More FROM CNBC: Ford…
Read moreFROM COX AUTOMOTIVE: November new-vehicle sales expected to jump 10.8% year over year, as inventory levels continue to improve New-vehicle sales forecasts are predicting significant spikes this month, specifically for compact SUVs, mid-size cars, and compact cars. Dealers started November with the highest inventory levels since May 2021, an average supply of 49 days. Read…
Read moreFROM REUTERS: U.S. new vehicle sales to be flat in November amid high interest rate Monthly retail sales are expected to shift just -0.3% from November 2021. For the over 933,000 units sold this month, the average finance payment is up 7.2% year-over-year. Read More FROM WARDSAUTO: Skyrocketing auto sales coming back to earth How…
Read moreFROM J.D. POWER: Lack of new-vehicle inventory has notable effect on sales satisfaction The shoppers have spoken: Consumer opinions on the new-vehicle buying process have worsened for the first time in 10 years. Opinions on price fairness and inventory availability have been trending downwards for some time. Read More FROM CONSUMER REPORTS: Who makes the…
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