Auto Remarketing Podcast Cherokee Media Group

My how the tables have turned. This time, it is Joe and Nick who are interviewed . In this "reporter's notebook"-style podcast, former sports broadcaster and current PA announcer/conference emcee extraordinaire Bill Zadeits talks to the guys about the surreal first half of 2020 in used-car retail, wholesale auctions and auto finance.

Zubie chief executive officer Gary Tucker talks with senior editor Joe Overby about the pandemic's impact to fleet and rental markets, trends in connectivity and shared mobility, plus much more.

Jake Levant sees how the vehicle purchasing and financing process has improved for the consumer, but the vice president of marketing and partnerships at Lightico also emphasized that dealerships and finance companies still have some work to do to cut down on the friction buyers still experience.

In this podcast, Levant explores how the coronavirus pandemic impacted the improvement journey at Lightico, one of the firms highlighted among this year’s Emerging 8.

In this throwback episode, we revisit the 2019 Auto Intel Summit. This dealer panel discussion includes four members of the North Carolina Automobile Dealers Association and NCADA executive director Robert Glaser. This episode originally aired in August.

Launcher Solutions president Nikh Nath joined the podcast to share his views about a topic relevant not only to auto financing but likely all segments of the automotive space nowadays.
Nath, whose company is a technology provider specializing in loan originations, described the growing awareness of risk mitigation in light of many business functions being impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.

Fraud is continuing to surface in many ways, especially nowadays since so much activity is happening online because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Chris Ryan, senior fraud solutions business consultant at Experian, described the most noteworthy incident he’s seen during the past few weeks during this special episode of the podcast. It involved email and what seemed like kind gestures to maintain a company’s workforce morale.