I worked with Cox Automotive for just under 6 years. When I started I thought I thought this was the company I would retire from, it was that good. However, this changed through a series of missteps and poor leadership. Cox Automotive grew rapidly through a series of acquisitions and did nothing to integrate the companies. Poor leaders were put in place and innovation came to a standstill. Then the reorgs and layoffs started and continued for 2 years (and still continue). I have never worked at a company with lower overall morale. (There are pockets of Cox Auto that seem to have a better culture and morale than others) This company has lost a lot of market share and still has a lot of reorganization to do before the dust settles. They offer great benefits, but even that wasn't enough to keep a lot of very tenured people from leaving.