Most dealerships think the next big threat is AI.
Or EVs.
Or the market.
But they’re wrong.
The real threat is fear.
Fear of what’s coming.
Fear of not keeping up.
Fear of leading people into a future they don’t fully understand...
3.) Get curious with your people.
“Leaders should get curious with their people — figure out what motivates them, what gets them up in the morning.”
When everyone else freezes, curiosity keeps you moving...
Canada’s 2025 car market is shifting quietly, but decisively.
For decades, car buying followed a simple rhythm. Trade in. Trade up. Repeat.
It made sense when interest rates were low and incentives were rich.
But 2025 isn’t playing by the same rules.
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They built walls around the industry. She walked right through them.
Tara Willis turned a love for cars into a 20-year career with top brands and redefined leadership along the way.
The future of automotive belongs to those who lead with courage.
Tune in on your fav pod app.
The auto industry is over-regulated.
Consumers foot the bill.
Dealers take the heat.
It's a lose/lose proposition.
So who is really winning in the EV game?
@Automotive_News Prediction:
Small groups will acquire single points.
So that:
Medium-sized groups will buy them. ☝️
So that:
Larger groups will buy them. ☝️
The next few years will provide favorable soil for big M&A in retail auto.
Unpopular opinion: 😳
The best marketing in the world won't compensate for a broken sales process.
...and the best sales process won't compensate for having the wrong inventory.
Agree or disagree? 👇