Andy Carroll
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Opinion 9 SepIs it time to abandon new car list prices? A guest opinion
When it comes to new car pricing, OEMs are currently shooting themselves in the foot, but to date they haven’t been able to find anywhere better to aim.
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Car Dealer News 17 JunHow well do vehicle pricing guides measure up?
Study seeks to deliver clarity for dealers faced with customers seeing ‘poor value’ claims on classified sites
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Opinion 28 AprShaping the future: a COVID-19 used car pricing challenge, opinion
In the life of every war correspondent that I have read about, from Marie Colvin to John Simpson, there has always come a time when they could no longer simply observe and report the tragedies unfolding around them, but were driven to participate and to influence what they were watching.
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Used Cars 5 SepUsed cars online in 2022: No more silos, argues industry veteran Andy Carroll
Blurred lines between dealers, leasing and rental firms, and used car reviewers and classified sites, means retailing used cars online will change rapidly, says Andy Carroll
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Opinion 31 MayAn evaluation of direct sales of new cars online in the UK - a guest opinion
Imagine with Uber that once you had selected your destination on the app, you were then presented with an indicative price as high as a black cab price and the contact details of the three nearest drivers, and that you were then directed to call them individually to negotiate the best price prior to your journey. Uber would not be the $100bn business it is today with such an approach, but that is effectively the current approach of most automotive OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) when it comes to selling new cars online.
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