Three Stories That Show Why Retail Auto Has No Ceiling
Often, somewhere nobody would expect. When Amariye met the person who got him hired, he was living in his car and driving for DoorDash. As we remember it, a late-night delivery to a dealership ended with someone asking whether he'd ever thought about selling cars. By his second month, he was selling around 32.
How the Ohio Auto Dealers Association Turned a Private Gala Into a Public Concert for Charity
When Columbus's auto show paused, the Ohio Auto Dealers Association didn't let its charitable component die with it. They built a public concert instead, and it's become a model any association, or any single store, can learn from.