More vehicle choice means more competition, so some dealerships are working to refresh employees on sales basics such as how to overcome objections and present options.
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The next chapter is about operating differently. It’s working one deal from chat to funded. It’s getting more work through the shop with remote check-in, approvals, and payment options. It’s cashing deals in hours. It’s retailing anywhere.
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