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Operating a large collision repair facility also has helped Diehl Automotive Group sell new cars. When cars come to the collision center and are deemed a total loss, Diehl has an opportunity to sell that customer a new vehicle.

Given their joint vows to maintain inventory discipline, dealers and automakers should explore whether tomorrow's dealerships still need to look like they do now while also expanding the ways consumers interact with their products.

Under Tom Doll's leadership, the Subaru brand has not only become one of the strongest in automotive, but also in the nation, writes an Automotive News reader in a letter to the editor.

Consumers will likely struggle to make payments on their auto loans, especially with the Federal Reserve planning to keep raising interest rates.

Very few car buyers actually arrive to the dealership from riding the bus or have the trade-in with no use left, writes an Automotive News reader in a letter to the editor.

The Diehl Collision Center in Pittsburgh is an efficient, 26,000-square-foot space that includes 20 repair bays, four paint booths and an array of profitability-enhancing equipment.