Chrome Systems’ PaymentDriver Integrates With NADAguides
Chrome Systems’ PaymentDriver calculation tool enables NADAguides.com visitors to calculate and compare side-by-side projected lease and retail payments for new and used vehicles.
PORTLAND, Ore. — Chrome Systems Inc., a subsidiary of DealerTrack Holdings Inc., announced that its PaymentDriver solution has been integrated into NADAguides.com.
Chrome’s PaymentDriver calculation tool allows dealers and other third-party online providers to offer consumers the ability to generate accurate online monthly payments for specific vehicles. Dealers can offer consumers lender and rate choices from hundreds of available lending institutions to drive traffic to their Websites by allowing visitors to estimate payments for any vehicle based on current rates and incentives in their area, according to Chrome Systems.
“Visitors to NADAguides.com will now be able to more precisely calculate and compare side-by-side projected lease and retail payments for thousands of new and used vehicles,” said Amit Maheshwari, general manager, DealerTrack Data Services. “PaymentDriver is the only dealer-configurable calculation solution that leverages up-to-date finance rates and residuals from hundreds of lending institutions.”
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