THE FUTURE Of Your Dealership Lessons from the Auto Dealer Vertical
ABOUT YOUR PRESENTERS DAN BARSON Auto-guy and former head of business development for NADA (guides) and ADESA (auction) following bright career with Ford and American Isuzu Leads manufacturer relations and member services at the American International Automobile Dealers Association (AIADA) Responsible for AIADA affinity partner program of best in class dealer services SCOTT DERKSEN Former CIO & CTO of IRON Solutions and expert in the integration of industry data with platforms, applications and vertical business processes Leads business development at NetSuite+Oracle, driving global ISV partnerships in omnichannel commerce, payments, tax, shipping and automotive DMS Leads Oracle s SuiteSuccess vertical industry initiative for global NetSuite partners
WHAT S GOIN ON HERE? Where we re going we don t need roads -Dr. Emmett Brown
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STORYBOARD Auto Retail & Challenges How is the Market Shifting Technology Enables Dealers Cox Case Study Q&A
TODAY S AUTO RETAIL * * Source: AutoTrader Car Buyer of the Future 2015 Study
ONLINE ENGAGEMENT Shoppers spend 16.25 hours researching for a new car. 29% offline 71% online Source: 2014 Polk Automotive Buyer Influence Study
MANY TRUSTED SOURCES On average, today s shopper turns to 24 research points Source: Google Shopper Sciences, Zero Moment of Truth Study, U.S. 2013 S
SHOWROOM IS SHIFTING 67% of new-car buyers don t contact the dealer prior to the first physical showroom visit. Source: Polk and AutoTrader, 2013 Automotive Buyer influence study S
VISITORS ARE BUYERS 4.1 1.3 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 2014 2015 2016 Average car-buyer will make only 1.3 lot visits before purchase. Source: Dealertrack Digital Retailing
BUYERS ARE NO LONGER PATIENT 9 out10 of Consumers want an extremely efficient purchase process.* 2014 Deloitte Automotive Consumer Study S
BUYERS DEMAND TRANSPARENCY Want to be fully prepared before walking into a dealership. 89% Build trust by making information accessible online. Want a guaranteed price upfront. 66% Customers see and understand the value of upfront pricing as it will save them time and generally lead to a smoother transaction process at the dealership. Want the guarantee to be VIN specific and available. 82% Shoppers are turned off by offers on vehicles that are not on a dealer lot. 2014 Edmunds Car shopping trends S
TECHNOLOGY ENABLES THE SHIFT CUSTOMER PERCEPTION TODAY CONTROLLED Single Process for Everyone TRANSFORMED SELF DIRECTED Personalized Shopping Experience TEDIOUS 3 to 4 Hours in the Dealership FAST Process is Measured in Minutes not Hours RIGID Limited Options TRANSPARENT Profitable and Predictable UNCOMFORTABLE Unpleasant Interactions and Negotiation ENJOYABLE Building & Strengthening Relationships
DMS OF THE FUTURE Will Include Full Data Integration Eliminate Manual Entries Open to New Technologies Low Cost 2017 Cox Auomotive
REMARKETING Data Driven Inventory Color and Options Model Populations (registration data) Population Demographics Vehicle History Reports (Carfax/Experian) Default Rates by Model Data Driven Operations Connected Dealer Management System Used Car Inventory Tools Data Mining Tools Targeting Marketing Campaigns CRM tools Integrated to Web Presence Evolving Dealer Websites Supported by Data
INTEGRATED DEALERS Website Features Inventory Marketing & Retailing Transparent Pricing Integrated Dealer & OEM Incentives Trade Valuation Shopping Cart Finance Portal Pre-Qualify, Payment Sched Warranty & Maintenance Mobile & Retargeting S
RESULTS OF DIGITAL RETAIL 3 hrs* online 1.75 hrs* in-store S
TECHNOLOGY DRIVING PURCHASES Technology is becoming more important than brand More than half of millennials will switch brands for technology features 89% of the market will wait a model year to get the technology they are waiting for
TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION Dealer website is second only to OEM Dealers are scrambling to satisfy customer demand for information Dealers are promoting their own brand by leap-frogging availability of technology product marketing
AUCTION TECH TIMELINE Concord Auto Auction (1941) Dealership Minds Summit 2017
AUCTION TECH TIMELINE IN LANE EXPERIENCE (1990s) Dealership Minds Summit 2017
AUCTION TECH TIMELINE INEGRATION OF TECNOLOGY AND DATA (2000s) Dealership Minds Summit 2017
AUCTION TECH TIMELINE ONLINE LIVEBLOCK (2000s) Dealership Minds Summit 2017
AUCTION TECH TIMELINE ONLINE LIVEBLOCK (2000s) Dealership Minds Summit 2017
AUCTION TECH TIMELINE PRIVATE LABEL AUCTION SITES (2000s) Dealership Minds Summit 2017
AUCTION TECH TIMELINE MOBILE AUCTION WITH ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY (2000s) -Satellite, Online, Live Feeds Dealership Minds Summit 2017
AUCTION TECH TIMELINE Mobile Buyer & Inventory Management Console Dealership Minds Summit 2017
COX CASE STUDY Dealership Minds Summit 2017 S
COX CASE STUDY Strategic Questions What will the used car landscape look like by 2020? Will credit affordability impact sales? Will early adopters embrace digital retailing? How will car tech influence buyers? Will dealers embrace open platform software? Supporting Facts 4.6M used cars coming off lease in 2020 driving down new inventory, mismatched to used market needs 74% of customers prefer online F&I process driving real digital retailing demand Customers want to build deals before getting to dealership 56% pre-negotiate, 61% pre-review payments, 65% budget planning, 78% online credit Dealership Minds Summit 2017
THE NEW BUSINESS MODEL Acquiring its way to fully integrated market: 1968: Cox Media Acquires Manheim Auto Auctions 1997: Partners with ADP to form AutoConnect, Launch AutoTrader in 1999 by combining assets 2001: Banks collaborate to create Dealertrack 2007: Dealertrack gets SaaS with Arkona Cloud DMS 2010: AutoTrader buying spree vauto, KBB, HomeNet, VinSolutions Reaches $1B Revenue 2012: Manheim acquires Dealer Services Corp & forms NextGear Capital 2013: AutoTrader pulls plug on $300M IPO, DealerMatch (dealer to dealer sales platform) fails 2014: COX Act Now, Be Bold, Stay True Buys Autotrader, forms Cox Automotive, buys Xtime. Dealertrack Buys Dealer.com for $1B 2015: COX automotive buys Dealertrack for 4.5B Touches 75% of transactions in market. Dealership Minds Summit 2017 S
Thank you! Any Questions? BarsonD@aiada.org Scott.Derksen@oracle.com