#CarDealerships

Just 25 years ago car buying was relatively simple, if still a headache. Unless you were after a high end luxury, sports, or collector car, all your new car choices were on the lot at your local dealership; and there were 100 pages of used car classifieds at every checkout. Or you could always bring your wallet down to Yetarian’s Premium Deluxe Motorsport and take your chances with their low, low, prices. Only a few diehards would think about having a car shipped in from somewhere or taking European delivery of their Volvo or BMW.

A recent survey has found that many people believe car dealerships are unethical.

Car dealerships saw a significant increase in finance and insurance revenue last year.

Buying a new car can often come down to the dealership experience and not all facilities deliver the same level of quality service.

Buying or leasing a new vehicle can be terribly stressful. This is understandable because cars and trucks are often the most expensive things people purchase after their homes.

Last year, major rental car companies agreed to leave recalled vehicles off their rental lots until they were repaired and now lawmakers want to make sure that everyone is on board.

The automotive industry is slowly moving to cater to the next generation of car buyers, but apparently dealerships haven’t quite caught on.