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Sonic’s F&I, fixed ops driving franchise dealer profitability
Sonic Automotive generated a record quarter for franchise dealer revenues of $3.4 billion, representing a 17% year-over-year increase and an 11% rise on a same-store basis. Fixed operations was a bright spot, helping to drive this success in the publicly traded dealer group’s latest quarterly report, with same-store gross profit up 8%, while same-store customer […]
Lender executives & industry experts distill current status of subprime auto finance
Suspicions are intensifying about the current health of auto finance, especially within the subprime space stemming from the bankruptcy filings of Tricolor Holdings and PrimaLend. For example, the first question from an investment analyst during Carvana’s quarterly conference call last week focused on its outstanding portfolio. And Cox Automotive chief economist Jonathan Smoke wrote an […]
End of EV tax credit sparks ‘reset era’ where pragmatism rules
The appetite for electric vehicles hasn’t evaporated. Far from it. It’s just that now, with the $7,500 tax credit having expired, the demand that exists (albeit smaller) is more genuine interest and “less deal-driven.” Or as Jessica Caldwell of Edmunds put it in an analysis, perhaps alluding to the most electric of singer-songwriters, EVs have […]