CDMdata Partners with Enterprise Car Sales
CDMdata Inc., a Kelley Blue Book company, has announced that Enterprise Car Sales will utilize CDMdata's DigitalLot Solution in an effort to more effectively manage and market its used-car inventories.
IRVINE, Calif. — CDMdata Inc., a Kelley Blue Book company, has announced that Enterprise Car Sales will utilize CDMdata's DigitalLot Solution in an effort to more effectively manage and market its used-car inventories. The system will be used to book in all vehicles sold at Enterprise’s 170 locations. Enterprise will also use the DigitalLot Solution to print window stickers, capture up to 32 photos, add video, and upload to the Internet, including Kelley Blue Book’s www.kbb.com classified listings.
“We are excited to continue our partnership with CDMdata Inc.,” said Neal Schroeder, vice president of administration for Enterprise Car Sales. "The DigitalLot Solution has helped Enterprise place vehicles online efficiently with a lot of details, including Kelley Blue Book data and photos, which increases our online lead opportunities."
In addition, Enterprise has incorporated Kelley Blue Book Suggested Retail Values into their used-car listings on the Enterprise Car Sales Web site < to promote haggle-free buying and instill consumer confidence when purchasing a vehicle.
“By integrating Kelley Blue Book values into the Enterprise Web site, consumers have easy access to all of the information they need to make an educated purchase decision, without having to leave Enterprise.com,” said Mike Romano, senior vice president of dealer strategy for Kelley Blue Book and chief operating officer for CDMdata, Inc. “We are very pleased to have the opportunity to work with an organization such as Enterprise.”
For more information about Kelley Blue Book’s dealer products, services and solutions, please visit www.800bluebook.com
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