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A time to refocus

Lovering Auto Group, which has three rooftops in New Hampshire, used the slowdown caused by the pandemic to refine its touchless service along with cleaning and sanitizing of vehicles.
KW
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Ken Wysocky
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Fixed Ops Journal
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August 16, 2020 11:00 PM

While the COVID-19 pandemic has slowed business at auto dealerships nationwide, it also has given their service departments time to thoughtfully and intentionally lay groundwork for better long-term productivity, customer retention and financial results.

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