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Asbury sees higher productivity, easier training during Tekion DMS pilot

A Tekion booth at the 2025 NADA Show in New Orleans, La.
Asbury Automotive Group Inc. CEO David Hult said the company is “encouraged” by staff feedback about its four-store Tekion pilot. (RUDY SCHORK/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)
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John Huetter
February 04, 2025 02:53 PM

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