CompleteAuto Software Breaks Ground Within the Luxury High-Line Automotive Industry
CompleteAuto, an RCAU Company, announced that its vehicle listing solution has captured another national market by breaking ground within the "luxury high-line" automotive sector with over 15 finalized software contracts by six different highline manufacturers including: Mercedes Benz, Lexus, BMW, Jaguar and Land Rover.
Orlando, Fla. — CompleteAuto, an RCAU Company, announced that its vehicle listing solution has captured another national market by breaking ground within the "luxury high-line" automotive sector with over 15 finalized software contracts by six different highline manufacturers including: Mercedes Benz, Lexus, BMW, Jaguar and Land Rover.
All the described dealers will be utilizing the dynamic CompleteAuto software to list, manage, sell, and maintain all aspects of their online vehicle listings throughout multipule marketplaces. The luxury high-line dealers immediately bring increased revenues into the CompleteAuto Company as every dealer contract renders recurring monthly payments as compensation for the use of the CompleteAuto listing software. CompleteAuto software provides a more simplistic means of listing vehicles for sale online which in turn increases the sales traffic and gross profits to each of the described high-line dealers. High-line dealers will also benefit from the many unique characteristics of the CompleteAuto software that enhance the overall sales experience such as live chat and MP3 capabilities.
As a result of the positive feedback within the industry through immediate contracts from the aforementioned high-line dealers, CompleteAuto is launching a nationwide marketing campaign which is intended to target all high-line dealers currently listing vehicles for sale online. It is the belief of RCAU and CompleteAuto that this new sector within the automotive world will not only open new business opportunities but significantly increase revenues through its entirely new market audience.
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