CDK Global's car dealer software still not fully restored nearly 2 weeks after cyberattack

CDK Global continues to struggle with the aftermath of a major cyberattack, with some of the software services the company provides to thousands of car dealerships around the U.S. still not fully functional. 

Fallout from the ransomware attack has dragged into a third week for the 15,000 car dealerships that rely on CDK's sales, inventory management and customer relations systems to run their businesses. CDK on Saturday said the company is making progress in restoring its systems for all of its clients.

"We are continuing our phased approach to the restoration process. We have successfully brought two small groups of dealers and one large publicly traded dealer group live on the Dealer Management System," a CDK spokesperson said in a statement to CBS MoneyWatch. "We are also actively working to bring live additional applications — including our Customer Relationship Management and Service solutions — and our Customer Care channels."