If you can get a 25-year-old to your brand, get them a product that performs reliably and good dealer service, it's relatively easy to get that customer to buy the next five vehicles from you.

Homers happen. He (Wilson) made a good pitch, and the guy put a good swing on it.

We'll make a good product. This is going to be a high-end winery.

Waka Flocka is a product, a franchise, a brand, a label... And a good guy!

This is a concept in its infancy, one that will eventually become mainstream. But today, shoppers are using the 'net as an information tool, not as a means of avoiding dealerships. So I don't think shoppers are looking to avoid the traditional dealership process.

Consumers are likely to expect incentives such as low-interest financing for years to come.