autoVHC has announced it has joined the CDK International Partner Programme, allowing the aftersales platform to be fully-integrated into the popular car dealer management system.
Franchised car retailers benefited from a 5% rise in the volume of vehicles presented at their dealerships for maintenance, according to vehicle health check provider autoVHC.
AutoVHC has appointed Paul Muers to replace will now replace outgoing head of business Chris Saunders.
Franchised dealers are failing to sell almost half of the urgent jobs identified during the service process, costing them more than £400m per year according to new data from autoVHC.
The UK’s franchised dealerships missed out on more than £17 million worth of service revenue in the final months of 2018, according to new data published by autoVHC.
AutoVHC has recruited three new team members to oversee its expansion as part of Snap-on Business Solutions.
AutoVHC data has found that over 40% of UK motorists left car dealerships' workshops without having ‘red work’ maintenance completed during June 2018.
Franchised car dealers delivered an aftersales bounce-back to end Q1 following a slump in in the last quarter of 2017, according to autoVHC.
The average franchised car dealer missed out on £429 million of aftersales income by selling just 53% of urgently required work, according to the findings of autoVHC’s annual aftersales report.
Franchised car dealerships experienced a 24% slump in workshop activity during Q4 as 323,000 fewer vehicles passed through their aftersales departments, according to autoVHC.
Serious duty of care concerns have been sparked by statistics which revealed that the average UK dealership failed to replace 71% of severely worn tyres in November, autoVHC has claimed.
Franchised dealerships experienced a £9 million revenues boom as aftersales business increased 8% during Q3, according to autoVHC.
Recent research shows dealers are losing thousands of pounds in revenue because they are not completing vehicle health checks.
Personal data is at the core of most businesses and forms the basis of a wide range of activities, from sales and marketing to customer relationship management; but the ways we are able collect, store and use it are set to undergo a radical overhaul.
Failure to complete vehicle health checks resulted in a loss of more than £11,000 in aftersales revenue this summer, according to autoVHC.
The recent announcement that new petrol and diesel cars will be banned from sale in the UK from 2040 has sparked much debate within the automotive industry.
Vehicle health check provider autoVHC has raised concerns about franchised dealers’ duty of care to customers after its data revealed a failure to replace 66% of servery worn tyres.
AutoVHC’s vehicle health check software has been deployed by Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) dealers in 38 countries.
Franchised car dealers across the UK could be missing out on an average of £99,200 in lost "red work" sales during 2016, according to data gathered by autoVHC.
While many general managers and dealer principals come from a sales background, the aftersales department isn't often effectively monitored.