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Internet Car Buying

Dealer Track CEO Mark O’Neil gave an insightful keynote, ending with the topic of Internet car shopping.  He described several features of a business-to-consumer (B2C) buying process, including online F&I.  Since Dealer Track offers all of these features today, I wonder if Mark is planning a move into the B2C space.

Author Mark ViragPosted on October 6, 2009Categories Online F&ITags B2C, DealertrackLeave a comment on Internet Car Buying

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30 Sep 2105288302190617063

Octane is now the outsourced captive lender for RV maker Forest River. Chase has done this in automotive forever (Subaru, JLR) but I think this is a first for RV/powersports. Octane calls it "Captive as a Service," and I wouldn't be surprised to see them move into automotive with

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Leasing off 7% due to fewer incentives and electric vehicles. This also means fewer off-lease cars in 2029.

New-leasing volume expected to drop 7% YoY in 2026

Leasing volume is expected to drop year over year by the end of 2026, in part due to the expiration of the EV tax credit and captives...

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Incentives tick up on ICE and hybrid vehicles, average monthly payment now $800, and SAAR at 16 million. Sales roundup here from @GuyDealership

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OEM incentives tick up across ICE, hybrid models

Total incentive spend tops $3.5K in September. (4 min. read)

news.dealershipguy.com

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Congrats to my former colleagues at RideNow @RideNowPwrsprts on their refinancing. The chart shows momentum up, and I think they may be a "buy."
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RideNow Group, Inc. Announces $220 Million Senior Secured Term Loan Refinancing; In Advanced...

RideNow Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: RDNW) today announced that it has entered into a new term loan credit agreement with ...

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