Weekly Wrap: Inventory woes ripple into incentive spending, monthly payments
Last week, the Auto Finance News editorial team examined the decrease in incentive spend in February and rising monthly payments ...
Last week, the Auto Finance News editorial team examined the decrease in incentive spend in February and rising monthly payments ...
Tight vehicle supply has contributed to a six-year low in incentive spending, higher prices, and positive retention values. Incentive spend ...
Shifts in the auto finance industry brought on by the pandemic, such as working from home and the rise of ...
Dealers expect both new and used inventory to remain tight in 2021, and are turning to online tools to help ...
Rising used-vehicle prices, recovering supply and low delinquencies point to improving health for the auto industry. The Manheim Used-Vehicle Value ...
Last week, the nation was shocked by riots at the U.S. Capitol as President-elect Joe Biden’s electoral votes were validated, ...
Volkswagen AG is bracing for a major production disruption from a shortage of semiconductors. The world’s largest automaker will need ...
For auto dealers, the COVID-19 pandemic surpassed credit availability and inventory shortages to become the top concern in the fourth ...