Automotive News Europe honors the winners of the 2017 Rising Stars awards. The Rising Star for Aftermarket and Customer Service is Frank Kremer, who is an aftersales director with Nissan in Europe.
The 2018 911 GTS embodies Porsche's racing heritage #8212; and shows that the GTS designation has built enthusiast credibility.
Mini executives want the brand's U.S. dealerships to pursue used-car sales with more vigor, so they're offering bonuses to dealerships that hit used-volume targets.
When a dealership pays vendors to generate clicks on its advertising, every dollar spent on a click that came from a bot and not a human is a wasted dollar.
Ex-Nissan dealer Mike Kahn won big in his case against his lender, but says he's still out "the eight years I spent fighting for my reputation and my name."
CDK's purchase of Auto/Mate gives the dealer management system giant the offering for smaller dealerships at a lower price point that CDK CEO MacDonald sought.
Supplier executives say uncertainty about trade policy is making it difficult to make decisions about their manufacturing needs.
Buy-sell deals tumbled in the first quarter from robust year-earlier levels. But buy-sell advisers expect deals to rebound in 2017.
A look back at the timeline of the failed Ford-Google talks reveals a moment that became a turning point in Mark Fields' career at Ford.
Automakers and other stakeholders in the coming trade debates are urging Trump administration negotiators to look beyond the size of bilateral trade deficits in determining where and how to attack the nation's export gap.
Toyota's CEO sought to give U.S. dealers an extra dose of motivation ahead of the critical launch of the redesigned, eighth-generation Camry.
Jose Munoz says there is money to be made for Nissan in fleet sales -- if it is done correctly.
The government's civil suit over diesel compliance could cost cash-poor FCA more than $1 billion.
Subaru of America President Tom Doll wants Subaru's younger employees to realize that one day setting sales records might not be this easy.
Mirror supplier Gentex ended production at foreign plants in favor of American ones. But to do that, Gentex needed robots.
Mazda North American chief Masahiro Moro's "Mazda Premium" strategy aims at turning the company's roughly 2 percent U.S. market share into a "good" 2 percent.
Didier Leroy, Toyota's highest ranking non-Japanese executive, will speak at the Automotive News Europe Congress on June 21 in Barcelona, Spain.
Facebook has the potential to be a major force in used-car sales with a new feature called Marketplace, which eases concerns about dealing with strangers.
A top CDK official explains the process of installing a new dealership management system and the importance of good communication between vendor and dealer.
BMW factories in Germany, China and South Africa have been forced to reduce production after Bosch was unable to deliver enough steering parts.
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