top of page

WEBINAR: Ask Me Anything: Car Count vs. Profit - Why More Cars Doesn't Always Mean More Profit

Wed, Aug 05

|

The Institute Webinar Series

Registration is closed
See other events
WEBINAR: Ask Me Anything: Car Count vs. Profit - Why More Cars Doesn't Always Mean More Profit
WEBINAR: Ask Me Anything: Car Count vs. Profit - Why More Cars Doesn't Always Mean More Profit

Time & Location

Aug 05, 2026, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

The Institute Webinar Series

About the Event

For years, shop owners have been told that the answer to growing their business is simple: get more cars through the door.


But what if that's the wrong goal?


The truth is, more car count doesn't automatically mean more profit. In fact, chasing volume can create more stress, lower margins, overwhelm your team, and leave you working harder for less.


Join Cecil Bullard and Lucas Underwood for a live Ask Me Anything webinar where they'll break down what truly drives profitability in an automotive repair shop. You'll learn how successful shops maximize the customers they already have, improve efficiency, and build a healthier business without relying on endless increases in car count.


Bring your questions and get real-world answers from two industry leaders who have helped thousands of shop owners build more profitable, sustainable businesses.


You'll Learn:

- Why chasing car count can actually reduce profitability

- The KPIs that matter more than vehicle count

- How to increase profit without adding more work

- The relationship between ARO, gross profit, labor efficiency, and net profit

- When increasing car count does make sense, and when it doesn't

- Live answers to your biggest questions about shop growth and profitability


Whether you're an owner, manager, service advisor, or someone responsible for your shop's financial performance, this webinar will help you rethink growth and focus on what actually moves the needle.


Register today and discover why the most profitable shops aren't always the busiest, they're simply measuring the right things.

Share This Event

bottom of page