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General Motors Selects Reynolds and Reynolds To Provide Integrated Dealer Management System to
All U.S. Saturn Retailers

DAYTON, Ohio, December 15, 2005 – The Reynolds and Reynolds Company (NYSE: REY) today announced that it has been selected by General Motors Corporation to supply an Integrated Dealer Management System (IDMS) to all Saturn retailers in the U.S.

As part of a multi-year agreement, Reynolds will convert GM’s approximately 440 Saturn retailers to the IDMS. Reynolds anticipates that implementation will begin in August 2007. The conversion process is expected to be complete by May 2008.

The system is designed around the retailing, communication and CRM needs of Saturn retailers. It is delivered in a fully managed, secure ASP format and is designed to reduce retailers’ technology management requirements while helping to streamline operations and improve productivity and customer satisfaction. Based on Reynolds’ leading ERA^® XT system, it offers retail, CRM and communication capabilities to help GM and its Saturn retailers maximize business opportunities and customer retention.

Fin O’Neill, Reynolds president and CEO, said, “We are committed to providing GM with a flexible, robust and integrated environment that meets the specific needs of its Saturn retail network. The IDMS will help Saturn retailers maximize customer satisfaction and retention, and improve employee productivity. As a result, dealers will be able to focus more on selling cars, taking care of customers and improving profitability.”


- - -		Implementation of standard solutions and processes across the Saturn retail network to drive same-store sales while increasing customer satisfaction, loyalty and employee efficiency Flexible training solutions to boost system utilization and employee productivity High levels of systems integration and consolidation to lower costs and improve productivity

“Our solution addresses these business imperatives with people, process and technology solutions that will be delivered with excellence and on timelines that keep pace with Saturn retailer requirements,” O’Neill said.

About Reynolds
Reynolds and Reynolds (www.reyrey.com) helps automobile dealers sell cars and take care of customers. Serving dealers since 1927, it is the leading provider of dealer management systems in the U.S. and Canada. The company’s award-winning product, service and training solutions include a full range of retail Web and Customer Relationship Management solutions, e-learning and consulting services, documents, data management and integration, networking and support and leasing services. Seventy of the Ward’s Dealer Business e-Dealer 100 leaders rely on Reynolds Web Solutions to manage their presence on the Internet. Reynolds serves automotive retailers and OEMs globally through its incadea solution and a worldwide partner network, as well as through its consulting practice.

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