Service And Parts

2 features of service contracts are especially likely to retain customers

Tom Bell Chevrolet’s Derek Hanson says tiebacks build service business. (ALYSHA WEBB)
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By:
Alysha Webb
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Fixed Ops Journal
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June 16, 2019 11:55 PM

Selling extended service contracts can help a dealership bring vehicle buyers back to its service department, building customer loyalty and boosting fixed ops income. Two common features of these contracts — a tieback clause and a disappearing deductible — are especially helpful to achieving these goals, dealers and industry analysts say.

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