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Was the Cash for Clunkers Program Really a Success?
Cash for Clunkers, formally known as the Car Allowance Rebate System (CARS), was a $3 billion government program introduced in 2009 as a way to induce American car-buying consumers to trade their gas-guzzling cars in for more economical models. Specifically, consumers were given as much as $4,500 each to trade in their fuel-inefficient model for […]
Common Advertising Myths Debunked
Today, we go a little off topic for a crash course on refuting advertising myths. Below is a list of reasons why a client chooses to not advertise enough (or not advertise at all). Advertising Myths I don’t need to advertise because my dealership has been here forever. People might know who you are, but […]
JD Power APEAL Study Highlights Porsche and Hyundai
The annual JD Power APEAL study results are in. That’s right … the highly anticipated study done by the nation’s independent research company that measures new-vehicle appeal have been released. The acronym APEAL stands for Automotive Performance, Execution & Layout. Now in its 19th year, the JD Power APEAL study data is collected from new-vehicle […]
Vehicle Reports: What’s Coming and Going?
It’s the time in the vehicle model year to hear about vehicles that are coming and going. In other words, which ones will be all-new or redesigned; and which will be discontinued and become distant memories. Among the first “coming and going” notices this year was from Dodge, discontinuing the Avenger so it wouldn’t compete […]