Twenty per cent of all UK car sales will be conducted online within five years.
According to GForces, the web management company, the path people have
traditionally followed when buying a car – going to a dealership, test driving the
desired car, then signing on the dotted line – could be replaced with an entirely
web-based purchasing process.
The company believes that up to a fifth of automotive consumers will read online
reviews from trusted outlets, find the best price, and then conduct a secure financial
transaction over the internet, just as many currently do with other financial products
and holiday.
source : autobizz/news
According to GForces, the web management company, the path people have
traditionally followed when buying a car – going to a dealership, test driving the
desired car, then signing on the dotted line – could be replaced with an entirely
web-based purchasing process.
The company believes that up to a fifth of automotive consumers will read online
reviews from trusted outlets, find the best price, and then conduct a secure financial
transaction over the internet, just as many currently do with other financial products
and holiday.
source : autobizz/news
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