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Sub-Prime Sites & Inventory
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Yes it should have inventory because that what drives people to you. I'd price it in payments.
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Alex, that's exactly what I'm doing now. I'm wondering if for a sub prime store if it's crazy to simply have a "Squeeze Site" (Check Out String Here) to drive people to through direct mail pieces. I'm trying to brainstorm some ideas on how to grow our business while keeping our guys special finance focused. I'm a huge proponent of transparency and our subprime strategies get me to the edge of my seat and fired up with how much they want to hide.
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Ditto on that one! Payments all over the place.
Anyone know of any decent Payment applications that you can plug into your dealer websites??
I ran across this one ... DoALease.com - Your link to leasing. (it's NOT only leasing)
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I bet Dealer.com can do something with their "Cat Fish" Payment pop-up that comes up on the inventory details pages on our sites....like this one: Used BMW M5, Virginia Beach - Norfolk | Checkered Flag Stock: BMWalex
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Great idea Alex, I know our DDC Ford site could probably fall under that category. Our subprime site is ... well cheap and has a few less bells and whistles... but ive called to ask the questions.
You need a very strong excuse not to have inventory and I wonder if there is one at all. The focus is always planting the "we sell credit" seed and "we're the best at it" but it only makes it tougher if they land on a specific vehicle they cant afford/get approved on.
You need a very strong excuse not to have inventory and I wonder if there is one at all. The focus is always planting the "we sell credit" seed and "we're the best at it" but it only makes it tougher if they land on a specific vehicle they cant afford/get approved on.
