John Huetter is a finance and insurance reporter for Automotive News. He covers a wide range of topics related to the automotive industry, including auto loans, dealership finances, and market trends. His work has also been featured in Auto Jobs Now.
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By: John Huetter
E-contracting grew 29 percent in the second quarter even as auto dealerships lost CDK's software the last third of June, according to Wolters Kluwer.
By: John Huetter
Lithia Motors CFO Tina Miller said in-house auto lender Driveway Finance Corp. entered the black ‘earlier than expected' with $7.2M net income in Q2.
By: John Huetter
AutoNation led the finance and insurance results for the top six public franchised dealership groups, with an F&I gross profit per vehicle of $2,563.
Zurich North America and EFG Companies offer dealerships advice for selling finance and insurance products as consumers choose leases over auto loans.
Customers who lease are more likely to both lease again and to stay with the same vehicle make, according to TransUnion.
The lawsuit by the Ford, Mercedes, BMW and Lexus stores alleges CDK convinced Celebrity to add CDK cybersecurity support but didn't hold up its end of the deal.
Ally slashed its tax rate using the commercial EV tax credit, which offsets its reduced income from electric vehicle leases.
By: John Huetter
New-vehicle shoppers at dealerships received $729 monthly payments and 6.9% interest rates on auto loans in August, the preliminary forecast shows.
A video chat between a car dealership finance manager and a consumer can be a helpful tool in auto sales, according to executives at remote car deal software company Maverick Document Signings.
Pessimism crept into franchised car dealers' outlooks during the third quarter, according to a Cox Automotive Dealer Sentiment Index poll, which also found that interest rates and consumers' political uncertainty continue to burden dealerships.
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