Mark Dubois talks about finding affordable vehicle inventory in the buy here pay here (BHPH) industry. Mark discusses networking, advertising, and recycling inventory as a way to keep your vehicle inventory costs low.
Jim Radogna, President of Dealer Compliance Consultants, discusses what vehicle conditions and history reports you should disclose to your customers. Jim also talks about how to determine if the vehicle you're selling should be classified as new or used.
Business development expert Greg Wells looks at the reasons some dealers still avoid eBay and how the auction site can be extrememly beneficial when it comes to marketing inventory.
Special finance expert Greg Goebel details how to structure a deal that maximizes the dealership's profit opportunity while still making winners of the customer and the finance company.
While customer service is necessary to close the sale, it is even more important in building loyalty and retention. Author Brad Nierenberg offers five ideas to help dealers develop customer service that goes above and beyond consumer expectations.
Attorney Tom Hudson discusses why the practice of writing multiple contracts on the same deal is bad news and can cause dealers to run afoul of the federal Truth in Lending Act.
Brian Barfield, founder of Modern Day Selling, closes out his series on the four basic customer types by focusing on the main goal: creating the simple-minded customer.
Author and CPA Dave Keller examines the best way to increase profitability in the parts and service departments.
BHPH expert Alan Mosher looks at 10 key traits exhibited by most buy here pay here customers and what it all means for BHPH dealers.
Technology expert Ali Amirrezvani offers a number of tips for effectively marketing your used inventory online.
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