Dan Shine is a Senior Editor at Automotive News. He specializes in automotive topics, including car dealerships, workforce issues, and education technology, while also covering consumer interests and affairs. Dan's work has been featured in Auto Jobs Now, POWER magazine, and Automotive News.
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Service departments are too set in their ways and need to embrace technology, said Robert Migliaccio, service director at Carter Myers Automotive, on "After Dark at the Fixed Ops Roundtable."
By: Dan Shine
Chariot Automotive Group added a second dealership to its program in which students can earn credit toward an associate's degree in automotive technology.
By: Dan Shine
Several finance and insurance topics are covered in our latest F&I special section.
By listening to service customers, dealership staff have an opportunity to delight them by recognizing a special occasion such as a birthday or anniversary, said Eddie Campbell, service and parts director at Forest Lane Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep-Ram in Dallas, on the “WTF: What the Fixed Ops?!” podcast.
Dealers continue to have positive thoughts about their fixed operations, according to the latest Cox Dealer Sentiment index.
By: Dan Shine
Miami Dade College, working with Warren Henry Auto Group, graduated the first cohort from its Automotive Service Technician Registered Apprenticeship Program.
By: Dan Shine
People, not technology, are what prompt dealership customers to leave good or bad online reviews, said Matt Murray of Widewail.
DAS Technology CEO Alexi Venneri talks about how her company puts on a big party every year at the NADA Show.
Technicians need to realize they can't control everything that goes on in a shop. What they can control is their attitude and efficiency, technician trainer Joshua Taylor said.
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