Black Book and Preowned Auto Logistics Announce Partnership
Enhanced Vehicle Matching and VIN Decode technology enhance customer experience.
Enhanced Vehicle Matching and VIN Decode technology enhance customer experience.
LAWRENCEVILLE, Georgia – Black Book, known in the automotive industry for providing timely, independent and precise vehicle pricing and analytics, announced the integration of its Enhanced Vehicle Matching (EVM), VIN decode, and valuations into Preowned Auto Logistics’ applications.
Preowned Auto Logistics, a nation-wide auto transport company, makes vehicle transport safe and affordable so dealers and consumers can be confident that their vehicles will be delivered on time.
“Black Book's Enhanced Vehicle Matching and VIN Decode technology enhances our Instant Quote Services, allowing even more precise, real-time visibility into the real cost of shipping any vehicle anywhere,” said Jeremy Louisos.
Preowned Auto Logistics facilitates dealer to dealer transfers, auction transportation, and more.
“With vehicle sourcing still being a huge pain point for dealers, logistics is more important than ever,” said Jared Kalfus, President of Black Book. “Services like Preowned Auto Logistics enables dealers to buy from a wider variety of sources and be more competitive in their local environments.”
Black Book data is now available on Pre Owned Logistics’ applications. For more information, visit www.preownedautologistics.com/.
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