Ask Patty.com Launches MyCarPage Service

LOS ANGELES – AskPatty.com Inc. announced that they have partnered with MyCarPage to launch a new service that enables women consumers to “park” their personal vehicles within the Web site. The MyCarPage service is a personalized Webpage offering unique benefits that make women’s automotive experience more enjoyable, economical, and convenient. Free to any car, truck or SUV owner who visits AskPatty.com, MyCarPage takes only a few seconds to register.

By registering your vehicle on MyCarPage at Ask Patty, you can have your own personalized Web page for your car, truck, or SUV. MyCarPage provides automatic service reminder and recall emails, vehicle resale values, service histories, access to local gas prices, DMV information, online service appointments, sales and service specials, traffic reports, car clubs, maps, directions and more.

“The MyCarPage service provides women with more tools and tips for their car buying and ownership experience and empowers them with the specific information they need to make the best informed automotive decisions and provide a more personalized experience on Ask Patty,” said Peter Martin, CEO AskPatty.com Inc.

“By parking their vehicle on Ask Patty using MyCarPage, women will have a personalized Webpage that will automatically track and manage all their automotive needs in a single place. MyCarPage provides access to up-to-date service information and recalls, as well as provide a convenient place to keep track of maintenance and anything related to their vehicle,” stated Jody DeVere, President AskPatty.com Inc. “We are working to enhance the consumer automotive experience on Ask Patty and we are offering even more tools for women to utilize during the shopping and ownership process.”

“The MyCarPage service will be a valuable addition to the Ask Patty website that will attract new consumers and increase repeat site visits to their site.” said Michael Moskowitz, President and CEO of MyCarPage. “MyCarPage will also enable any Ask Patty visitor to make more informed automotive decisions.”