10:52 am, March 20, 2013
ISSUE 61 of Car Dealer is now available to download straight onto your iPad – totally free of charge!
The April issue of Car Dealer Magazine is jam-packed with content – from exclusive interviews and news stories from the Geneva Motor Show, to a special feature highlighting the ways you can make more money behind the scenes at your dealership, Issue 61 has got it all!
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Here’s what you can expect to find in Issue 61:
Geneva Motor Show
This month we headed off to the sparkling Geneva Motor Show to fetch you the very latest from what the motor industry has to offer – from new Lamborghinis to refreshed Nissan Leafs. There’s a whopping 15 pages of new cars and interviews from the show, and it’s certainly worth a read.
World’s Most Amazing Dealerships
Think you’ve seen it all? Think again, as we take a look at some of the best, and most unusual dealerships from around the world. From Volkswagen’s car-vending-machine system in Germany, to Land Rover’s swanky Manhattan showroom, we take a look at a handful of the best.
Driven
We go Porsche crazy, driving the Cayenne and Panamera GTS, and the brand new 911 Carrera 4S. We’ve also got behind the wheel of Vauxhall’s Adam ‘premium hatchback’, the SsangYong Korando Sports pickup, and the all new Mitsubishi Outlander.
Tools of the trade
It’s easy to forget sometimes just how many products and services go into running one business. Each is as important as the next, though, so we’ve decided to take a look at just who you should be using to help you save money behind the scenes – be it suppliers of stock, insurance companies or even ways to keep your business clean. If you want to keep profits high, improve efficiency and ease a lot of headaches, do take a look.
Taking stock
Wondering what the future holds for the industry? In the first of a new series, industry experts Motors.co.uk and BCA tell us what dealers should be paying attention to in the months ahead.
Market insight
We’ve given things a bit of a shake-up at the back of the latest magazine – you’ll now spot that Shares has been replaced with a new section, called Market Insight. Don’t worry though, it’s still just as useful as before, so do give it a look.
