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A new way to find customers was found by a Toyota dealership's sales man, by these words we mean he's gonna catch Pokemons and new buyers at the same time. How's he gonna do that? Well here's the plan he's got, while he was on the roads trying to catch these fictional creatures, crossing paths with fellow players, discussing with them and transforming them into new used car owners. In just a day the dealership ended 3 great deals with Pokemon Go friends. The dealership used the horse to promote such an event, around 50 people came to not just play their favorite ...
In July 2016, US truck sales stood at 0.92 million units, which is 8.7% higher than the 0.85 million units in July 2015. By contrast, US car sales in July 2016 fell to 0.58 million units as compared to 0.65 million units in July 2015. This car sales data suggests a YoY (year-over-year) decline of 9.8%. Let’s take a closer look. The SAAR (seasonally adjusted annual rate) of US truck sales jumped to 10.91 million in July 2016, which was much higher than the SAAR of 10.1 million units one month previously. In July 2015, the SAAR of US truck sales was reported at 9.97 million vehi...
The US is the largest auto market in the whole North America, that's why General Motors, Ford Motor, and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles are highly dependent on the US market for their largest chunks of revenue. Here's a closer look to the US auto sales data for July. Total auto sales in the US stood at 1.51 million units, which was higher than the US vehicle sales of 1.50 million vehicle units in July 2015. In 2015 car sales have been at their peak, reaching the highest results with 17.4 million vehicles sold during the year. This was able to boost the confidence of automake...
We guess you are interested in how well traditional dealers sell electric vehicles in the U.S. Well, it's a good question. The latest survey involved 174 participants who visited 308 car dealerships and stores that represented 13 different automakers in 10 ZEV states. Some of the volunteers even bought an EV during the process. Volunteers were asked to rate their overall experience with the dealership on a five-point scale where 1 was “very negative” and 5 was “very positive”. The results are mostly predictable – although maybe slightly better then...
Sales of GM’s mainstream vehicle brand, Chevrolet, decreased in the United States and Canada in July 2016. In the U.S., Chevrolet sales decreased 5.28 percent to 178,820 units. There were 26 selling days in July 2016 and 25 selling days in July 2015. July 2016 retail sales were up 3 percent, or 4,463 units, year-over-year to 154,305 units, representing 86.3 percent of total Chevy sales for July 201 month. That compares to 149,842 retail sales in July 2015, which was 79.4 percent of total Chevrolet sales. GM’s continued focus on profitable retail sales enabled Chevrolet t...
