“Big Rocks” for Dealers in 2018 – Equifax Used Car Week Panel

January 10, 2018

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Scott McMahon, Todd Ague, Larry Pappalardo and Rebecca Kritzman from the Equifax Auto Team discuss the “Big Rocks” for dealers in 2018 at Used Car Week in November. The comments expressed in this video do not represent the formal opinion of Equifax (Trademark). The comments are not to be relied upon, not intended to be, nor should it be used or construed as, legal or other professional advice. Equifax assumes no liability for any errors or omissions with respect to the comments presented in the forum.

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