1. January 21, 2004 First Fiscal Quarter Earnings Conference

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3. Company Update First quarter EPS was $.34 compared to $.36 last year Revenues were slightly higher year-over-year; core software business grew 5% REY ranked first in NADA dealership satisfaction survey among major dealer system providers International division off to a fast start Web Solutions added 858 dealerships; the combination with Third Coast Media is on plan Consulting Services business delivered double-digit revenue growth We strengthened our management team

4. Market Trends Automotive retailer optimism remains positive Improving “front-of-store processes” is becoming a high priority by automotive retailers and car companies There is a growing recognition by the industry that technology platforms need upgraded The general outlook for IT spending is improving

5. Q1 Summary Revenues EPS $ in millions, except EPS EPS restated for stock compensation expense

6. Backlog $ in millions

7. Implementation History Recession ERA Introduced Y2K Upgrades 9/11; RGS Modules Introduced RGS Suite Introduced Recession; Gulf War Coin Acquisition revenues in thousands

8.  Web Solutions  3308 dealerships; added 858  Customer Management  503 dealerships on Contact Management; added 73  Over 2,000 dealerships using Internet Lead Management  Over 800 dealerships using Prospect Management  Finance & Insurance  Desking solution in controlled release  Credit Services continue to grow The Reynolds Generations Series

9. Business Segments SegmentsRepresentative Solutions FY03 Revenues ($ in millions) Associates Software RGS Suite ERA Family Contact Management Web Solutions Dealer Communications $5411000 Services Consulting Services Reynolds University Credit Services Installation & Maintenance Network Car $2572000 Documents Promotional Materials Purchase Contracts Parts Tickets Repair Orders $174600 Financing Systems Leasing Upgrade Financing $3620

10. Q1 Income Summary $ in millions Results include pre-tax charge of $6.0 or $0.05 per share and $.03 of income tax benefits

11. Q1 Revenue Summary by Segment $ in millions

12. Q1 Operating Income by Segment $ in millions

13. Q1 Cash Flow Summary $ in millions

14. Financial Outlook FY04 EPS to be in the $1.60 - $1.66 range, Q2 about $0.36 Revenue growth to be slightly ahead of last year, about 2 - 4% Operating margins to be 17 - 18% Return on equity to exceed 20% Capital expenditures to total about $40M Depreciation and amortization to total about $45M R&D expenses to be about $85M Tax rate to be 39 - 40%, excluding Q1 one-time benefits Shares outstanding to calculate fiscal year EPS to be 68M

15. Company Summary Positives  Excellent market position  Strong financial model  Management team in place  Incentive plans aligned  Solution portfolio strongest in years  Expanding globally Opportunities  Consulting Turnaround  Reynolds Generations Series rollout  Front-end processes / systems improvements  Sales focus on “Hedgehog”