Auto retailers, rental car companies, fleet managers face heightened safety recall liability, compliance requirements and management overhead costs as a result of the error-prone safety recall information from NHTSA, VHRs, vendors and even OEMs. AutoAp's Recalls as a Service (RaaS) provides the industry's most comprehensive, accurate and timely information along with business intelligence providing on-demand actionable recommendations. Clients reduce liability, customer / driver risk and increase warranty reimbursement (franchised dealers), while saving time and money finding more recalls in the process. To address this, AutoAp, Inc., the industry’s #1 source for accurate and timely safety recall discovery; reporting; on-demand status lookup and recall management software, has developed advanced data collection, cleansing and status verification processes to correct errors and out of synch safety recall information. With safety recall management solutions that address before, during and after sale, with informed acquisition; daily inventory monitoring; consumer disclosure reports; recall alerting; and post-sale customer vehicle recall discovery, franchised car dealers can make better business decisions, reduce their liability, streamline compliance and generate net-new warranty reimbursement revenue, with AutoAp.
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#AutoDealer at #NADA2024: Want to lower your liability, increase your revenue, boost customer satisfaction, while saving time and money? Automate your recall identification, alerting and reporting. The team at AutoAp, Inc., (booth 6513N) is ready to help! Mark Allen, Tom Cerrone, Victor Fan, Andrew Hawkins, Mike DeVilling
#AutoDealers: There are four important first steps to lower your liability, increase revenue and improve customer relationships... and successfully implementing a #safetyrecall strategy: 1. Commit to proactively to dealing with open recalls 2.?Assign one person to ‘own’ recalls 3. Develop a written policy 4.?Automate, using a multisource solution (hint: that’s AutoAp) Stop by #NADA2024 Booth 6513N and let @AutoAp, Inc. show you how easy it is to get started! Mark Allen, Tom Cerrone, Andrew Hawkins, Victor Fan, Mike DeVilling
Open recalls represent a $36 billion revenue opportunity for the nation’s #autodealers. Stop by booth 6513N at #NADA2024 and @AutoAp, Inc., can show you how to capitalize on the opportunity for your dealership! https://lnkd.in/gJuyA6et Mark Allen, Tom Cerrone, Andrew Hawkins, Victor Fan, Mike DeVilling
Mobile service continues to grow as #autodealers look for more ways to provide concierge-level customer support. Scheduling customers for mobile #safetyrecall repairs is an excellent way to maximize the value of the service both for the customer and the dealership. Customers will appreciate the extra effort to keep them safe, and dealers can drive additional service revenue by capturing recall warranty reimbursements with an opportunity for additional maintenance and repair work. Visit @AutoAp, Inc. at #NADA2024, booth 6513N to learn more. Mark Allen Tom Cerrone, Andrew Hawkins, Victor Fan, Mike DeVilling
In December, 2023, there were three new major vehicle recalls affecting 2 million Teslas, 1 million Toyotas and 2.5 million Hondas. Combined, they accounted for about 15% of all vehicles recalled in 2023. These high-volume, high-profile recalls underscore an important point that we’ve been sharing with our automotive retail clients for the past several years: Automotive recalls are not going away. In fact, they are becoming more prevalent as manufacturers continue to add more safety-related systems and advanced technologies to new models. More technology = more recalls. What does this mean for?#autodealers? They should continue to be vigilant when it comes to identifying vehicles with open recalls. The millions of vehicles with recalls today will continue to cycle through dealers’ lots and unrepaired recalls can slip through the cracks – through no fault of the dealer. It sets up dealers for significant risk of potentially costly liability and damage to customer satisfaction as well as missed revenue opportunities for in-brand recalls that could have been repaired! On average, about 15% to 20% of a dealer’s inventory has an open recall. But, for AutoAp, Inc.’s “power users” (those that actively manage recall information while vehicles are in their possession), that rate drops to 2.5%, which are largely recalls that the OEM has yet to release a remedy for. How do they do it? There are four important first steps: 1. Commit to proactively to dealing with open recalls Managing recalls properly needs to be a cultural priority for all dealers, starting with buy-in from dealer principals and upper-level managers. 2. Assign one person to ‘own’ recalls Assigning one person to own recalls ensures that the dealer’s interest is protected and staff understand the importance. This provides leadership and accountability. 3. Develop a written policy Dealership organizations who develop written policies outlining how and why recalls should be handled properly have far lower liability than those trying to ‘wing it’. 4. Automate, using a multisource solution (hint: that’s AutoAp!) Checking every vehicle against every available resource every day is impossible for a dealership to do manually. Automating these processes is the key to successfully identifying which vehicles have open recalls. Our dealer clients who implement these processes limit liability, drive additional revenue and form better customer relationships. Want to learn more? Stop by Booth?#6513N?at?#NADA2024.