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LotLinx Weekly News Vol. 143: 2021: No Resolutions, Just AI
Major manufacturers are predicting new car sales between 15 and 16 million units this year thanks to a rebound in consumer sentiment.
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Major manufacturers are predicting new car sales between 15 and 16 million units this year thanks to a rebound in consumer sentiment.

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Coming out of an unconventional year, the automotive industry is ready to take on 2021 armed with many new consumer insights, manufacturing ...

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As dealers fast-tracked implementation of digital tools and processes, satisfaction among digital customers has steadily increased, all sign...

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After an unconventional year, take a look back at the car stories that kept everyone entertained and excited for the future of automotive.

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As the first major brand to add non-certified pre-owned vehicles to its online offerings, Honda hopes to build brand loyalty with a younger ...

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Analysts predict new vehicle sales have dipped around 14.6%. This number is closer to 3.5% when November’s three-fewer selling days are take...

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The used car craze has officially cooled off, with sales dipping around 11% month over month. Analysts predict new vehicles will once again ...

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According to a recent study, customers satisfied with their dealership’s COVID response are 3x more likely to return with their service and...

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Dealership dynamics are shifting as consumers become more knowledgeable about their purchases. Many still prefer in-person shopping, but tod...

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Ford has made a return to monthly sales reporting, posting a 6.1% decline in October. Although the automaker fell victim to underwhelming tr...

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Although demand is waning, October used-car sales are expected to have increased year-over-year. The 3.3 million sales prediction would be a...

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Globally, analysts believe September was the strongest sales month of 2020. The world’s largest economies collectively rebounded, yet no ind...