We are pleased to be able to announce that we have reached an agreement with CDK Global to build joined-up experiences between autoVHC and the CDK dealer management system (DMS). This will create an end-to-end solution which enables automotive dealerships to seamlessly transfer data pertaining to jobs, parts, stocks, prices and more between the two platforms.
7 March, 2019
A new partnership between autoVHC and the EMaC Service Plan system is set to bring significant benefits to dealers and their consumers.
Using their autoVHC tablet, dealers can now identify items covered by an EMaC Service Plan, allowing them to start work immediately rather than waiting for customer approval.
21 December 2018
The UK’s franchised dealers have missed out on more than £17 million worth of service revenue in the final months of 2018, new data has revealed.
Data from autoVHC has highlighted a sharp drop in the percentage of completed health checks during October and November of this year.
10th October 2018
autoVHC has announced three new hires as part of the recent expansion, following the acquisition by Snap-on Business Solutions.
13th August 2018
New data shows that less than half of vehicles flagged as needing urgently required work during services were actually repaired in June 2018, with 40% of motorists who had MOT-failing ‘red work, leaving dealerships with no repairs made.
1st June 2018
The latest data provided by autoVHC shows a significant increase in the number of cars presented to franchise dealership workshops, following a slump in in the last quarter of 2017.
28th February 2018
The UK franchised dealer sector saw a significant drop in demand for servicing and repairs during Q4 of 2017, with more than 323,000 fewer vehicles being presented to UK dealerships by the end of the three month period.
According to autoVHC's latest data, the average number of vehicles being presented to aftersales departments dropped from 277 in October to 211 in December.
3rd January 2018
The average UK dealership failed to replace 71% of severely worn tyres in November, raising serious duty of care concerns as motorists prepare for further winter driving conditions in the New Year.
Figures obtained from autoVHC's records revealed that the average dealership sold replacement tyres on only 29% of the occasions when either severely worn or faulty tyres were identified during services carried out in November 2017.
25th August 2017
The average UK dealership is failing to replace 66% of servery worn tyres, new data has revealed.
Figures obtained from electronic vehicle health check provider autoVHC revealed that the average dealership sold replacement tyres on only 34% of the occasions when either severely worn or faulty tyres were identified during services carried out in July 2017.
