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Workplace safety violations can cost auto dealerships thousands in fines—and even more in lost productivity and liability. KPA's free eBook outlines the most common OSHA compliance pitfalls and how to avoid them with proactive, expert-backed strategies.
Workplace safety violations can cost auto dealerships thousands in fines—and even more in lost productivity and liability. KPA's free eBook outlines the most common OSHA compliance pitfalls and how to avoid them with proactive, expert-backed strategies.
We found that 61% of dealer files have issues like outdated vehicle ownership, wrong names and addresses, or incorrect email addresses. The fix? Make sure your data is accurate! Take advantage of our first-party data management solutions to help clean, verify, and enrich your customer data to boost marketing efforts.
The automotive industry is undergoing a period of profound transformation. Tariffs, electrification, shifting consumer expectations and persistent supply chain disruptions are forcing leaders to rethink traditional revenue models.
The automotive industry is undergoing a period of profound transformation. Tariffs, electrification, shifting consumer expectations and persistent supply chain disruptions are forcing leaders to rethink traditional revenue models.
Automotive News Staff Reporter Michael Martinez talks about how tariffs stand to cut UAW profit-sharing checks by thousands of dollars, as well as the growing effort to oust union President Shawn Fain. General Motors and Hyundai strike a deal to develop vehicles together. Plus, Toyota will build a new assembly plant in Japan despite a $10 billion tariff bill.
Vehicle brand loyalty has bounced back to 54.1% in mid-2025, but the winners look different than expected. The latest LexisNexis® Risk Solutions study reveals dramatic reshuffling, with Tesla falling and Chevrolet leading the pack.
Vehicle brand loyalty has bounced back to 54.1% in mid-2025, but the winners look different than expected. The latest LexisNexis® Risk Solutions study reveals dramatic reshuffling, with Tesla falling and Chevrolet leading the pack.
