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M-B tries to help dealers keep customers

Treiber: “We are very happy with the progress, and we are not done.” (HIP Incorporated)
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By:
Amy Wilson
September 04, 2017 05:00 AM

ATLANTA — With industry new-vehicle sales under pressure, Mercedes-Benz USA wants to help its dealers market service more effectively and capture more Mercedes repair business.

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