On Monday, SiriusXM and General Motors announced an extension of their long-term agreement, continuing a relationship that began back in 2002.
As part of the new agreement that now stretches into 2027, GM said it will increase vehicles equipped with SiriusXM to nearly all Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac units beginning with model year 2021.
“General Motors was the first automaker to begin factory-installing SiriusXM on select Cadillac models in 2002, and we are very proud to be extending and expanding that longstanding relationship into 2027,” said Steve Cook, executive vice president of sales and automotive for SiriusXM.
“GM, forever a leader in delivering innovative technology to their customers, has produced tens of millions of vehicles with SiriusXM installed over the course of nearly 20 years and will deliver SiriusXM to more of their customers than ever as part of this new agreement,” Cook continued in a news release.
The companies noted that Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac customers purchasing or leasing SiriusXM-equipped vehicles will continue to receive a three-month trial subscription to SiriusXM All Access, SiriusXM’s most robust programming package.
SiriusXM All Access delivers SiriusXM’s full lineup of varied content, plus access to SiriusXM outside their vehicles on the SiriusXM app and on connected devices and speakers in their homes.
“Our long-standing relationship with SiriusXM reinforces GM’s commitment to provide our customers with the features and services they love,” said Santiago Chamorro, vice president for global connected services at GM.
“No matter where they’re going, or how long a trip will be, SiriusXM has a channel or content option for everyone, making the ride that much more enjoyable,” Chamorro added.
Furthermore, GM said it will continue to roll out its integration of SiriusXM with 360L to nearly 1 million Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac vehicles. The automaker indicated the number of GM vehicles equipped with SiriusXM with 360L will continue to increase in the years ahead.
The company explained SiriusXM with 360L combines satellite and streaming content delivery into a single in-vehicle entertainment experience, upgrading the way the subscriber interacts with the service by providing more choice, a more personalized user experience and access to thousands of hours of on-demand content in the vehicle.
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Sirius XM Connected Vehicle Services and RapidSOS, the emergency technology company that connects millions of devices to more than 4,700 emergency communications centers, today announced a joint effort to digitally transmit vehicle crash data to 911 immediately following a crash-related vehicle emergency.
By linking vehicle and crash data from Sirius XM Connected Vehicle Services’ ACN+ (Advanced Automatic Crash Notification with enhanced services) with the RapidSOS emergency response data platform, the companies said 911 personnel can be notified quicker and first responders can receive more critical information about the nature and severity of the vehicle emergency before arriving at the scene.
The Sirius XM Connected Vehicle platform can provide emergency assistance services, including automatic crash notification, through technology integrated into more than 10 million vehicles across multiple automotive makes and models in North America. Last year, the company said it alerted 911 centers of hundreds of thousands of vehicle emergencies through verbal contact, providing responders with information about the emergency, the location, the vehicle, and its occupants -often in post-crash situations when the occupants can’t respond or communicate clearly.
Supplementing this critical interface between Sirius XM’s response centers and 911 with data through the RapidSOS platform can enable more information conveyed in a shorter duration that is less susceptible to miscommunication.
Data from ACN+ that can be provided, directly and securely with user consent, to 911 and first responders includes:
— Location of the incident
— Airbag deployment status
— Crash impact data: Varies by vehicle manufacturer, but common sensor data points include front, back, rear and/or multiple impacts, whether vehicle rolled over, and change in speed due to impact
— Occupancy: Number of passengers and their seating position/seat belt engagement.
— Vehicle description: Make, model, color, model year and VIN
— Driver/passenger data: Personal information such as name and phone number
Additional data available from RapidSOS for subscribers with linked accounts include:
— MedicAlert profile data: Demographic and important medical information selected by members on their MedicAlert IDs.
The Sirius XM Connected Vehicle Services Response Center also can verbally relay on scene, incident information provided by the vehicle occupants upon initial contact such as:
— Extent/nature of injuries
— Description of occupants like presence of infants or elderly
— Apparent injuries or conditions
— Number of vehicles involved
— Final resting position of vehicle like in the middle of road or off road but still visible from roadway)
— Additional location details like nearby landmarks
In a news release, emergency personnel described what this relationship could mean.
“The integration of Sirius XM’s ACN+ service and the RapidSOS emergency response data platform is a game changer for public safety,” said Tyrell Morris, director at Orleans Parish Communication District in Louisiana.
“This technology will help our 911 telecommunicators allocate resources more efficiently and provide our first responders with unprecedented situational awareness when responding to vehicle emergencies,” Morris continued.
Without this integration, the companies noted that emergency incident information must be verbally communicated to 911, a process with greater risk of error that entails more time than simply relaying the same information via a data transmission.
The companies added that leading trauma injury experts have emphasized for years the critical need for medical treatment of crash-related trauma injuries within the “Golden Hour” after impact.
“This collaboration enables us for the first time to immediately send data from both the vehicle and our databases to 911, regardless of the technology used in the receiving 911 center,” said John Jasper, senior vice president and general manager at Sirius XM Connected Vehicle Services.
“The result is emergency responders get more information that helps them make quicker decisions about the resources and potential triage needed at the crash scene,” Jasper continued.
RapidSOS chief executive officer Michael Martin added, “Our 911 telecommunicators do heroic work every day, especially as we navigate these unprecedented times and challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic.
“We are excited to work with Sirius XM Connected Vehicle to bring life-saving data directly onto the screens of 911 telecommunicators, improving situational awareness for responders arriving on the scene,” Martin went on to say.
CLARIFICATION: A Sirius spokesperson indicated via email that, "OEMs need to adopt the new SiriusXM Connected Vehicle Services safety program in order for new and pre-owned vehicle customers to benefit from this latest advancement, and that whether they are current SiriusXM Connected Vehicle OEM Customers or not, this ACN+ enhancement will work."
For more details, go to www.siriusxmcvs.com or www.rapidsos.com.
TrueCar wants to sustain the momentum generated by its special program tailored for servicemembers so it’s partnering with one of the largest providers of media and marketing services specializing in and reaching the military audience.
On Thursday, TrueCar announced a partnership with Refuel Agency that’s geared to support TrueCar in building brand awareness for TrueCar Military through strategic research that can deliver richer audience insights and differentiated brand positioning.
“While only launching earlier this year, TrueCar Military is already the fastest-growing affinity-based car buying program in TrueCar history. It’s very important to us that we invest in growing awareness of this program to the military community authentically and creatively,” TrueCar president and chief executive officer Mike Darrow said in a news release.
“Refuel is the right partner to help us achieve that goal,” Darrow added. “Bringing together Refuel’s deep expertise and insights into the military segment with TrueCar’s 13 years of experience powering car-buying programs for prominent military service organizations will ensure we build a strong marketing foundation for TrueCar Military that sets us up for long-term growth.”
TrueCar’s partnership with Refuel Agency will focus on:
• Brand positioning and messaging
• Custom persona profiles and segmentation
• Custom photography assets
• Digital, social and traditional media placement
“We are excited to partner with TrueCar and are confident that, through our military expertise and omni-channel approach, TrueCar will become the go-to online destination for the military and their vehicle shopping needs,” Refuel Agency president and chief executive officer Derek White said.
“By choosing a military marketing agency and utilizing veteran directors, photographers and producers for their campaign, TrueCar shows their dedication to the military and veteran community,” White continued.
TrueCar launched TrueCar Military in May as a dedicated vehicle purchase program that provides exclusive military incentives and benefits, on top of TrueCar’s existing benefits, to those who have served our country’s armed forces and their families.
TrueCar Military is available to all U.S. active duty service men and women, military retirees, veterans, and their spouses. Current TrueCar Military benefits include:
• $500-$4,000 bonus cash from select automakers
• Dealer discounts on new and used vehicles
• Up to $4,000 worth of benefits for repair and auto deductible reimbursement
• Dedicated military customer service hotline
For more information on TrueCar Military, visit http://www.truecar.com/military.
Pivet, which is part of Cox Automotive Mobility Group, recently partnered with Georgia Power and ChargePoint — a provider of electric vehicle charging networks — for a project that the parent company says was one of the Southeast’s largest EV charging single property installations.
Installed through the project at the Pivet Atlanta facility, which is located between downtown Atlanta and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, were 20 Level 2 fleet chargers, six fleet DC Fast Chargers and six public DC Fast Chargers.
This gives the South Metro Atlanta area much needed charging access for EVs, Cox Automotive said.
“The electric vehicle powertrain will be central in tomorrow’s ACES (Autonomous, Connected, Electric and Shared) future and the anticipated growth of high-utilization commercial fleets,” said Alex Fraser, who is AVP of Pivet at Cox Automotive Mobility, in a news release.
“Thanks to partners like Georgia Power, ChargePoint and the City of Atlanta, we’re building the infrastructure necessary to power the electrified fleet future, which has been a key focus area for our team since opening Pivet Atlanta last year,” Fraser said.
The installation’s design and build, delivered by Georgia Power’s Utility Services, is largely meant for fleet electrification. Included in that would be the Lyft Express Drive program operating out of Pivet Atlanta as well as other fleets and OEMs in the area needing a charging solution.
ChargePoint manufactured the charging stations, which are set up on a time-of-use rate to enable lower fueling costs at off-peak times.
ChargePoint’s vertically integrated cloud network services will enable Pivet Atlanta to collect and monitor data on charging stations and their usage.
“Cox Automotive is a leading and collaborative voice in Atlanta for electric vehicle deployment and charging,” said Tim Echols, vice-chairman of the Georgia Public Service Commission, in a news release. “They are investing millions of dollars to make the vehicles work for commuters, rideshare and fleet customers.”
Added Darren Epps, who is electric transportation manager at Georgia Power: “Georgia Power and Cox Automotive share a common goal in helping customers realize the financial and environmental benefits of fleet vehicle electrification. The charging installation at Pivet Atlanta will serve as an educational tool as it supports the transition of fleets to cost-effective, zero-emission electric vehicles.”
More details on the Georgia Power EV infrastructure build at the Pivet Atlanta site can be found here.
Cornerstone Credit Union League is one of the nation’s largest regional credit union trade associations, serving approximately 500 credit unions in Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas.
And the association is making sure its members are prepared to handle the possibility of rising repossessions as its service corporation, Credit Union Resources, recently signed a new partner — E-Dealer Direct.
The wholesale used-vehicle auction marketplace for dealers is the most recent value-added service provider to align with Cornerstone, expanding the opportunities credit unions have when selling repossessed vehicles in the market.
Officials explained the partnership helps to fill a gap in the marketplace, eliminating the middleman and directly connecting credit unions with dealers. Credit union members who are considering a voluntary surrender will enjoy free access to E-Dealer Direct’s marketplace, resulting in the possibility of higher trade offers on their vehicle, benefiting both them and their institution.
The organizations indicated E-Dealer Direct’s proprietary auction marketplace, unique pricing strategy and nationwide buyer base can position credit unions to recover more wholesale market value on the sale of their repossessed vehicles. The organization prioritizes transparency in its operations — especially during the bidding process — and ensures customers a thorough audit trail on every repossession sold.
“This partnership not only helps fill a market gap for our credit union members that deal in the auto space, but also by collaborating with Credit Union Resources, E-Dealer Direct has the opportunity to expand its footprint in the Cornerstone region,” Cornerstone vice president of product and business development Jeff Phillipich said in a news release.
E-Dealer chief executive officer Victor Valenzuela added, “Credit unions win when they leverage multiple markets. Our platform reaches over 30,000 buyers nationwide, generating a robust competitive environment for the diverse portfolio of assets our credit union partners allow us to represent.”
For more information, visit curesources.coop or e-dealerdirect.com.
DealerSocket looked to reinforce dealership advertising with a strategic move announced on Tuesday.
According to a news release from DealerSocket, company business unit DealerFire formed a strategic partnership with Stream Companies, a full-service, fully integrated, tech-enabled ad agency, that brings together advertising solutions with technologies to offer dealers what they believe is a consolidated approach to digital marketing management.
The firms said this new partnership taps into the power, strengths and capabilities of both companies to provide dealers with an innovative way to accelerate their digital marketing performance. Stream will serve as the full-service ad agency and ad tech provider and DealerFire as the website and SEO provider for dealers who will now have the best of both offerings combined together.
“Stream’s partnership with DealerSocket’s DealerFire will allow both companies to innovate faster and provide the best client service in automotive marketing,” said Dave Regn, co-founder of Stream Companies. “Innovation and integrated advertising, plus retailing, are key to long-term growth and competitive positioning in the marketplace.”
By leveraging each company’s technology and expertise, the ongoing partnership aims to drive client success under what the firm’s called their “core four” goals, including:
• Spark retail traffic with exclusive web & marketing integrations
• Captivate, convince and convert with strong brand message identification
• True transparency with business intelligence targeting and reporting
• Fanatical customer service with detail-oriented, high-touch support
“When I took a closer look at Stream’s offerings and what it has done to accelerate automotive dealerships’ advertising returns on investment, I knew it would be a perfect partnership and complement our websites and SEO offerings at DealerFire,” said Darren Harris, executive vice president and general manager of retail solutions at DealerSocket.
“Today’s announcement allows us and Stream to jointly deliver successful digital marketing that dealers need right now,” Harris continued. “Our partnership will allow dealers to optimize their clicks-to-showroom buying experience with DealerFire websites while fulfilling their broader digital advertising needs with a full-service, fully integrated ad agency with Stream Companies.”
For more information, visit www.DealerSocket.com or www.streamcompanies.com.
Scrubbing vehicle surfaces because of the coronavirus pandemic is top of mind nowadays, but Privacy4Cars and AutoIMS announced a collaboration this week to clean the technology system of today’s modern models.
The companies finalized a new data partnership to provide visibility to consignors and auctions on the removal of nonpublic personal information previous owners and drivers may have left in consigned vehicles’ on-board systems. The information can include details such as previous destinations, home address, garage door codes, contact lists, call logs, text messages, device identifiers and more.
If auctions adopt the Privacy4Cars technology to delete personal data from vehicles in remarketing inventory, AutoIMS users — at no additional charge — will be able to monitor and have metrics on the deletion activity, including whether a data deletion extended warranty is applied.
The companies highlighted this cooperative effort to stem the dissemination of potentially-damaging privacy information is largely credited to the work of the International Automotive Remarketers Alliance (IARA) Technology, Standards, and Compliance Committees.
“The issue of vehicles showing up at auctions while still containing the personal data of consumers keeps coming up in discussions with our consignor and auction partners.” said Keely Smith, director of business services at AutoIMS and co-chair of the IARA Compliance Committee.
“With more consignors requiring the deletion of this data and more auctions starting to offer the service through Privacy4Cars, we are confident this partnership is a big step forward in establishing a common process and providing visibility and trackability across the entire remarketing ecosystem,” Smith continued in a news release. “This is a clear fit with our mission to be the industry standard and one-stop shop for managing vehicle remarketing portfolios.”
Privacy4Cars.com founder Andrea Amico pointed out that a growing number of privacy, security and data disposal laws are being passed in many states — with significant implications for vehicle controllers and processors.
“At Privacy4Cars, we always focus on how to make privacy for cars businesses-friendly,” Amico said. “Our tool makes it easy for auctions to offer the deletion service as a turnkey solution, but equally important is the fact that our entire platform has been built to give consignors detailed compliance records by default and by design for every VIN.
“The AutoIMS philosophy of visibility and accountability in the automotive wholesale industry makes them a perfect fit with our mission to deliver a structured, repeatable and auditable process that can meet the increasing legal and reputational privacy challenges vehicles pose,” he continued.
“Consignors now have a single place to go to — across all their auction locations and channels — to prove their policies to delete private data are being consistently applied. This is what mitigates their risk and sets us apart from alternative approaches,” Amico went on to say.
Matt Arias co-chairs the Standards Committee at the National Auto Auction Association (NAAA) and at IARA. Arias also serves as associate vice president of operations at America’s Auto Auction, which also recently announced a partnership with Privacy4Cars to offer consignors an extended warranty on their data deletion service to further limit their legal exposure from possible fines and lawsuits.
Arias said in this week’s news release that “being able to consistently, efficiently, and effectively help our consignors by leveraging Privacy4Cars will be that much more convenient with the AutoIMS integration. I can’t imagine an auction not using this solution.”
AutoIMS chief executive officer Venkat Krishnamoorthy offered this perspective about the new relationship with Privacy4Cars.
“Empowering the remarketing industry with better data is at the core of what we do,” Krishnamoorthy went on to say. “We are impressed by Privacy4Cars’ introduction of the first standard process to erase nonpublic personal information from the many thousands of different vehicle types that are consigned every day at auctions.
“As the industry-standard partner, it was an easy decision to add Privacy4Cars’ reports to our platform. Our clients now have measurable privacy protection metrics at their fingertips,” Krishnamoorthy went on to say.
With vehicle service contract companies and auto repair facilities ranking as some of the most distrusted industries by consumers, two companies in those spaces said they are committed to working together to change this reputation by providing transparency and higher levels of quality in vehicle repair.
ProGuard Warranty announced on Wednesday that it formed a partnership with RepairPal to bring its network of certified repair facilities to ProGuard’s base of independent and franchised dealers across the United States.
The companies explained the timing of the partnership reflects ProGuard’s expectations of the effects COVID-19 will have on vehicle ownership going forward.
“We recognized the current economic crisis would force many people to keep their vehicles longer and wanted to ensure our customers had a source of reliable technicians to get their cars repaired quickly and correctly,” ProGuard Warranty president Dominic Limongelli said.
“For our dealerships without service facilities, it was critical to have access to a trustworthy network of shops that are dedicated to helping their customers throughout the ownership of their vehicles,” Limongelli continued. “Not only does RepairPal offer the largest nationwide network of auto repair shops in the U.S., but we felt their product offering added to the value we bring to our customers.”
RepairPal emphasized that certified shops must undergo a comprehensive evaluation by a team of auto experts in order to receive certification.
ProGuard customers can take their vehicle to any participating RepairPal certified shop and be guaranteed that repairs will be completed at fair prices with quality parts. They also have access to RepairPal’s Fair Price Estimator, an online tool that educates consumers about the cost of repairs in advance of any actual service.
To further boost confidence and trust, customers are provided with analytics to confirm that their vehicle is being well maintained, according to the companies.
Moreover, ProGuard stressed that this partnership dovetails well with goal to offer plans that protect the customer and the dealer’s reputation by delivering the best service experience every time.
“We design our plans to protect the consumer and cover everything from the core components to the advanced technology that makes up so much of today’s vehicles,” Limongelli said. “Getting customers back in their vehicle as quickly as possible is very important to us and we are constantly enhancing our claims processes to improve turnaround times.
“We’ve recently incorporated the use of video in the claim approval process, enabling service facilities to review the diagnosis with our ASE certified adjustors to keep the claim moving without tying up bays,” he continued. “We’re always looking for new ways to improve efficiencies in order to create satisfied customers.”
RepairPal vice president and general manager of shop and partner networks Kathleen Long offered her perspective on Wednesday’s announcement, reiterating the goal of changing consumer views.
“ProGuard has an excellent reputation for great customer service and transparency, which is in perfect alignment with RepairPal’s own mission to provide consumers trust, quality and fair pricing in caring for their cars,” Long said. “We admire their commitment to creating a great customer experience and feel they’ll make an ideal partner as we continue to build out our network of trustworthy mechanics who deliver exceptional quality and service excellence.
“Together we will work to minimize the fear and uncertainty that can accompany car repair and change the current perceptions of our respective industries,” she went on to say.
For more details, go to proguardwarranty.com.
During a year that’s already included an acquisition, an office opening and an investment from a venture capital provider, Spiffy’s active 2020 continued Tuesday with a partnership announcement with HONK Technologies, a platform connecting drivers, towing professionals, and insurers, has partnered with,
The provider of on-demand car care, technology and vehicle disinfection services and products explained this new agreement helps insurance providers protect policyholders by ensuring HONK’s service provider network has consistent access to EPA-approved, hospital-grade disinfection solutions to sanitize their tow trucks on a regular basis with 99.999% effectiveness without causing harm to people or vehicles.
The companies acknowledged COVID-19 created a run on disinfectant products, making them difficult to find, and many have harsh chemicals that discolor dashboards and seats in tow trucks. The partnership provides HONK’s service provider network of more than 75,000 vehicles with direct e-commerce access and exclusive discounts at Spiffy’s Disinfection Store.
“Spiffy is excited to partner with HONK to disinfect and protect tow vehicles,” Spiffy chief executive officer Scot Wingo said in a news release. “Our solutions help keep drivers safe while ensuring that policyholders are protected during roadside claims, setting HONK and its customers apart.”
In that news release, Tyler Mortvedt of Central Iowa Towing and Recovery described what this development means for his operation.
“We have always maintained a clean fleet of tow trucks but now during the pandemic, it requires an entirely different standard,” Mortvedt said. “Having consistent access to safe, American-made, hospital-grade disinfectant gives us comfort and security, knowing we’re keeping our tow operators and customers protected.”
HONK executive vice president of partnerships Rochelle Thielen elaborated about why the company made this connection with Spiffy.
“As a result of the current pandemic, our insurance carrier clients are continually asking us about standards for vehicle cleanliness,” Thielen said. “We’re proud to respond with this vital partnership, making HONK the first in the roadside industry to enable continuous access to the highest quality professional chemicals that destroy COVID-19 and other pathogens to both our service providers and our insurance clients, for use across all parts of their businesses.”
Tuesday’s partnership announcement continued a string of developments for Spiffy, one of this year’s Emerging 8 honorees set to be a part of the Automotive Intelligence Summit on tap for Aug. 17-19 in Raleigh, N.C.
Back in January, Spiffy expanded into the tire business, and a month later the company opening an office in Silicon Valley.
Then in March, Spiffy landed a strategic investment from the venture capital arm of Shell. And last month, Spiffy acquired Carmacy, which provides preventive fleet services such as oil changes, tire rotations and repair.
CORRECTION: Story has been corrected to clarify that DI is one of eight selected preferred providers.
Dealer Inspire (DI), a Cars.com company that provides disruptive technology and digital marketing solutions to the automotive industry, recently announced a new OEM agreement with American Honda Motor Co.
DI has been selected as a website and technology platform provider for the OEM’s U.S. network of franchised stores. DI is one of eight chosen preferred providers.
The company already is an approved digital advertising provider for Honda and works with approximately 220 Honda dealers across the country.
“We are excited to expand our relationship with Honda dealers and offer a fully connected and customizable website platform that seamlessly integrates with our digital advertising program and technology solutions for utmost efficiency,” Dealer Inspire chief executive officer and co-founder Joe Chura said in a news release.
“We believe we can help Honda dealers meet the needs of today’s digital shoppers and better compete in the rapidly shifting automotive market,” Chura continued.
A seven-time AWA Pinnacle Platform Winner, Dealer Inspire’s advanced website platform is the core of its connected ecosystem of solutions that is designed to make automotive retail faster, easier, and smarter from search to signature.
Built on a customizable platform and designed with user behavior data, DI insisted that its websites for dealerships are set apart by advanced technologies that drive modern consumers toward purchase decisions.
DI customers receive additional benefits as part of Cars.com portfolio, which includes Cars.com, Dealer Inspire and DealerRater. The company looks to leverage integrated technologies across brands to drive Cars.com’s 25 million in-market monthly car shoppers to dealers’ digital and physical storefronts.
Officials mentioned Honda dealers who partner with DI also gain access to:
• Advanced website platform: DI’s website platform is geared to be flexible, fast and to convert shoppers into buyers. It can adapt to each individual shopper with personalization and geofencing technology, and features Lightning Inventory to instantly guide them to the right vehicle for their needs. Seamlessly integrated to the rest of DI’s products, the website platform is the customizable core of any dealer’s business.
• 24/7 omnichannel messaging: Conversations is the advanced messaging platform built to connect today’s car shoppers with dealerships — wherever, whenever, and however they want to shop. Featuring live video and SMS texting capabilities to keep shoppers connected offline, Conversations is deeply integrated with the dealer’s website in unprecedented ways, replacing static lead forms by instantly answering questions and making connections.
• Connected marketing: DI also offers a full suite of connected digital marketing services to drive new customers to the platform, including Fuel In-Market Video, Search Engine Marketing, Email Marketing, Social Advertising and Creative Services. By deploying the company’s fully connected strategy, dealers can guide customers through each touchpoint in the car shopping journey.
• Proprietary Reporting Platform: Every DI website also comes with PRIZM, an advanced reporting platform at no additional cost, giving dealers ROI summaries, metric deep dives, group-level reporting, and proactive alerts for website analytics, marketing and product performance, and even open support requests — all from one dashboard.
• Superior Customer Support: Dealer Inspire supports a best-in-class dealer-to-employee ratio to ensure industry-leading service, achieving an average dealer satisfaction score of 9.5 out of 10, according to Dealer Inspire Dealer surveys, based on 2,800 dealer respondents that responded during a project last summer. A dedicated team of performance managers partner with dealers to continually increase results through marketing strategy, execution and transparent reporting.
For more information about DI’s offerings for Honda and other dealers, visit www.dealerinspire.com/honda. Honda dealers interested in partnering with DI can call (877) 899-8346 or email sales@dealerinspire.com.
