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AutoUpLinkUSA Adds Price Comparison Tool

A new price comparison tool from automotive online marketer AutoUpLinkUSA was designed to allow car dealers to quickly compare prices on similarly configured vehicles, whatever their location. The tool is available in the company's Internet Inventory Management system.

by Staff

May 6, 2009

1 min to read

MINNEAPOLIS — A new price comparison tool from automotive online marketer AutoUpLinkUSA was designed to allow car dealers to quickly compare prices on similarly configured vehicles, whatever their location. The tool is available in the company's Internet Inventory Management system.

"Turning inventory while maximizing profitability is always a priority for any dealer," said Mike Baker, president of AutoUpLinkUSA. "When your virtual inventory can be priced more competitively than similarly configured and priced vehicles marketed by others online, your inventory is better positioned to grab shoppers’ attention and get your phone to ring."

With the new tool, dealers will have the opportunity to compare prices against average, high and low prices in several price categories such as Internet price, list price and sticker price, all within an easily adjustable geographic radius, among other benefits, according to the company.

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