In digital age, paper contracts endure

E-contracting can cut loan funding time by four days, says Matick Chevrolet's Michele Baldini.

October 23, 2017 05:00 AM

As the auto industry inches closer to online transactions, one essential piece of the process is missing for some dealerships: electronic contracting.

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