CDK Global, a major car dealership software company utilized by thousands of dealers nationwide, is picking up the pieces after a cyberattack resulted in a multi-day system shutdown. The initial ...

The CDK Global cyberattack is expected to cut auto dealerships' vehicle sales in June down by about 100,000, or more than 7%, compared with the same period in 2023. The projected decrease is not ...

Dealer customer experience rebounds in January 2026 with higher scores, better inventory, and smoother transactions compared ...

CDK received Gold and Bronze Stevie® Awards for Customer Service Training/Coaching Program of the Year and Customer Service Transformation.

CDK Global told its car dealership clients Tuesday that the suite of software tools powering their businesses will likely not be fully functional for the remainder of the month after the company was ...

CDK Global said Wednesday that it has been able to bring a “small initial test group” of car dealerships back online, a week after a crippling software outage left thousands of car sellers across ...

Direct losses to the auto dealerships impacted by outages at major software provider CDK Global in recent weeks could reach a collective $1 billion if the problems are not fixed soon, according to new ...

CDK Global, the retail software provider behind the massive auto dealer outage, says it doesn’t believe its systems will be back online before June 30, a major blow to car buyers and sellers who have ...

Editor's note: Follow along here for the latest updates on the CDK Global cyberattack. After a cyberattack at CDK Global led to the shutdown of computer systems at auto dealers nationwide, the company ...

CDK Global brought Group 1 Automotive and an additional small set of dealership customers back online June 27 in the wake of two cyberattacks that impaired service for thousands of retailers across ...

Auto retailers are likely to be without software services used to run dealerships for several more days following a second major cyberattack at CDK Global, whose systems first went down on June 19.

CDK Global Inc. said it agreed to be acquired by investment firm Brookfield Business Partners in a deal valued at $8.3 billion that would take the publicly traded dealership software giant private.