Michael Dunne: When Every Car is Made in China

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Brian Ankney: AI Found Your Customer First

Most people in automotive have never heard of Brian Ankeny.That's exactly the problem.Brian has spent 21 years inside the industry's most underestimated media company, watching every major shift before it happened. AI search. Autonomous vehicle charging. Tread depth data as a dea ...  Show more

Jim Fitzpatrick: The FTC Trap Dealers Are Walking Into

The letters went out. 97 of them. And buried inside each one is a compliance framework so broad, so technically demanding, that a single sold car, still live on your website three hours later, could cost you half a million dollars.Jim Fitzpatrick sits down with David Spisak, CEO ...  Show more

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