Something that people miss is that Elon Musk's mission as spoken by him 19 years ago, HAS NOT CHANGED ONE BIT. So many founders pivot, etc. in their journey, but Elon doesn't. His business ideas are both spot on from the start, and he doesn't bend his vision to investors or

This country needs more frank and random conversations like this. This is real. This is unfiltered. This is impactful.

Wow Car Dealership Guy post election car buyers are out en force with record dealership visits yesterday (Friday) as captured by dealrQR. I predict that this weekend will be a boon for dealerships.

Welcome to NADA 2025! 😳

Who will the TIME dealer of the year be? NADA

The show must go on!

New-car buyer satisfaction is at an all-time high—75% in 2024. (Cox) But there's a catch: it's not everywhere. The dealerships winning today turn transactions into great experiences. Jeff Dyke, President at Sonic Automotive, shares the approach driving their customer

Brett has been one to watch, making this a MUST watch. 😎

[NEWS] 2025 is looking like another big year for dealership buy/sell deals: The reason? Private equity, family offices, and major dealer groups are keeping transactions strong and driving more industry consolidation. 1. In Houston, Tony T Automotive Group acquired Gulfgate

How long does it take to put gas in a car? How long does it take to charge an EV? Which one will present more opportunity for a CStore given the times to fill up?

Hot take : he was a Cyberdyne Systems T-1000. And now we know the rest of the story.

There’s a dealer that I am returning their calls to, and every time any of the staff tries to transfer me or put me on hold, the call is hung up on. Imagine how frustrating this is for their customers because the team doesn’t even know basic phone skills.

Ford Launches Sweeping Discounts Amid Tariff Fallout Ford Motor Company is rolling out major discounts across multiple models, extending employee pricing to all customers under a new initiative called the “From America for America” plan. Key Details •Ford’s strategy: Leverages

This is a great example of a common problem in the industry. People think there's something wrong with a store (location, etc) when it's just the operations of the store. Smart folks will snap up these stores (cheap!) and turn them around with going back to the basics. I see

Dealers need to sharpen their pencils in all aspects.

And yet car buyers flock to stores on Sunday to shop vehicles. Some thing’s change, some things remain the same.

Dealers need to focus on activities that actual drive sales, not views.

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Customers want CarPlay. Ignoring them is foolish.