SDThe DriveShaw Dealer Training Group
The Drive Series · Volume One · January 2027

Every legend starts at the counter.

Eight illustrated books take your service drive from the first phone call to the car going out the door, told through one young advisor learning the job and the trainers who show him how.

No thanks. I'll think about it.
CHAPTER ONEThe Sale Starts at NoTHE TO · VOLUME ONETuesday, 4:40 p.m.The service drive.YOUR FRONT BRAKES FAILEDOUR INSPECTION.THE TOTAL TODAY IS $389.99.NO THANKS.I'LL THINK ABOUT IT.Customers are leavingwith failed items.STEPHANIE, I'VE GOTA TO AT DESK THREE.SUHI, I'M STEPHANIE.I'M THE SERVICE MANAGER.MAY I ASK YOU A QUESTION?SULOOK, I JUST DON'T HAVETHE MONEY TODAY.IF I HEAR YOU CORRECTLY, $389.99 ISN'TIN THE BUDGET TODAY. IF I WERE IN YOURSHOES, I MIGHT FEEL THE EXACT SAME WAY.ARE YOU AWARE OF THE CONSEQUENCESOF NOT TAKING CARE OF THIS TODAY?The sale starts at no.1
8volumes, one process
~100pages each
$99.99each, in print and in the app
EN · ESEnglish and Spanish
How it works

Read it, watch it, practice it, then do it on the drive.

The book teaches the approach. Your phone brings it to life. A live mentor helps you use it on Monday.

Read

A 100-page book in plain language, with a comic opening every chapter and the exact words to use.

Watch

Scan the page and the scene plays as a motion comic, in the trainers' own voices.

Practice

Talk to an AI customer who says no. Every Shaw step is scored pass or fail.

Get certified

Pass every level and earn Shaw Certified for your résumé and LinkedIn.

Talk to Craig

Bring your real customers to the monthly live mentoring call.

The series

One process, eight books.

See all eight
1

The TO and Declined Work January 2027

The sale starts at no. When a job gets turned over, how the manager earns the right to speak, LEAD, cost and consequence, and the follow-up that brings failed items back.

Lead trainerStephanie Keyes
2

Service Lane Tech and RO Marketing

Two roads to the same result. One technician in the lane on every vehicle, or the RO that shows the customer what's required. The dealer picks one.

Lead trainerStephanie Keyes
3

Triage, the Express Lane and Production

How the shop moves the work: quarter time, an express lane built like an assembly line, triage that clears every car before it reaches a stall, and a team that releases the work in order.

Lead trainerStephanie Keyes
4

The Pass/Fail Multi-Point, the 30-Second Video and the Driveway Sale

One verdict, then a choice. Inspect it, show it, and present the minimum requirement or best care on the drive: minimum requirement, most customers choose, and fries.

Lead trainerStephanie Keyes
5

The Value-Based Approach

Need plus value, and the customer buys. The ABCDs of every presentation, and the value of your brand, your dealership, your department and you.

Lead trainerStephanie Keyes
6

The Business Development Center (BDC): Phone Etiquette and the Appointment

The first call, the incoming call, the outgoing call and the appointment that shows up.

Lead trainerStephanie Keyes
7

Reception

The greeting, the sales-to-service handoff, the walkaround and the repair order.

Lead trainerStephanie Keyes
8

Out the Door

Active delivery, the next appointment, follow-up and the customer who comes back. The car leaves, and the series ends.

Lead trainerStephanie Keyes
For dealer groups

Your store on the page.

Custom editions carry your group's name on the drive and your fixed ops director as a cameo. Store licenses put the app, the role-play and the manager dashboard in every advisor's pocket.

Free in every class

The Drive, Issue #1.

A short comic with one lesson: the benefits of a TO for the manager, the advisor, the customer and the dealership. Read it free online.