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What needs attention now?
The Priority Board gives management the small number of decisions that require movement this week.
LotHQ Used Vehicle Performance Review
A concise executive output that helps management understand what changed, what matters and what needs to happen next.
Designed to be reviewed in minutes, not analyzed for an hour.
An operating brief
LotHQ works with the systems your dealership already uses. The GM Briefing brings the priority decisions into one practical management conversation.
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The Priority Board gives management the small number of decisions that require movement this week.
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Every vehicle-level audit connects aging, pricing, reconditioning, merchandising and available performance context.
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A priority is only useful when it has a clear owner, review point and visible status.
Priority Board · sample output
This is illustrative sample data, not a live dealer calculation.
Vehicle-level audit · demonstration data
What we found
61 days in inventory. Recent pricing activity has not improved engagement. Merchandising remains incomplete and the reconditioning timeline exceeded the expected path.
Recommended action
Complete the missing merchandising coverage, confirm retail readiness, then review price position and response seven days after the listing is corrected.
Owner
Used Vehicle Manager
Review date
Seven days after listing completion
How it fits the dealership
LotHQ works from available inventory/DMS exports, dealer-provided operational data and public-facing listing context.
Priorities retain an owner, review point and status so management can see what moved.
Vehicle exceptions include the operational and customer-facing details that influence the next management decision.