Dealerships(Page 2)

As dealerships prepare to close their books for 2025, tax strategy becomes just as important as sales performance. The final weeks of the year bring opportunities to reduce tax liability, strengthen financial positions, and enter 2026 with clearer visibility and fewer surprises. But dealership tax planning is complex, with inventory rules, floorplan interest co

Succession planning is one of the most important and most sensitive processes a dealership will ever navigate. For many owners, the dealership isn’t just a business; it’s a legacy built over decades, shaped by family involvement, and tied closely to personal identity. That’s exactly why transitions can become complicated, emotional, and at times, contenti

For dealerships across automotive, agricultural equipment, RV, and powersports sectors, the pressure to maintain profitability has never been higher. Margins are tighter and financing costs remain elevated. These challenges have pushed many dealerships to look beyond the showroom for stability, and increasingly, they’re finding it in the service department. W

You don’t have to look far to see headlines about global supply chain strain. Between semiconductor constraints, freight bottlenecks, geopolitical shifts, and ripple effects from cyberattacks, the auto industry is navigating turbulence. For dealerships, these pressures aren’t abstract — they show up in delayed deliveries, constrained parts inventories, un

For dealerships across the automotive, agricultural equipment, and powersports industries, manufacturer incentive programs remain an important lever for profitability. These programs can bolster revenue, offset operating costs, and provide competitive advantages — but they are rarely straightforward. Incentives often come with strings attached, strict documen