Have you ever wished you could buy a new car on the internet?  How about a used car?  Wait…I know what you’re thinking, so don’t go all Craigslist ebay crazy on me.  I’m not talking about pretend internet car buying – where we bid and pray at the online auction, or negotiate with car dealers from our keyboards, instead of face-to-face.  That technology has been around since the mid 1990’s.  I’m talking about selecting your new or used car from a manufacturer‘s catalog and clicking a Buy It Now button.  I’m talking about trading in your old car online at the same time, in the same click.  I’m talking about REAL automotive e-commerce – the largest, unsolved business problem in the history of the internet…until now.

Have you ever wished you could buy a new car on the internet?  How about a used car?  Wait…I know what you’re thinking, so don’t go all Craigslist ebay crazy on me.  I’m not talking about pretend internet car buying – where we bid and pray at the online auction, or negotiate with car dealers from our keyboards, instead of face-to-face.  That technology has been around since the mid 1990’s.  I’m talking about selecting your new or used car from a manufacturer‘s catalog and clicking a Buy It Now button.  I’m talking about trading in your old car online at the same time, in the same click.  I’m talking about REAL automotive e-commerce – the largest, unsolved business problem in the history of the internet…until now.