Copart and Dealer Services Corp. Integrate Systems
Copart Inc., an online vehicle auction company, has integrated Dealer Services Corporation (DSC), an independent used-car financing company, into its Website, www.copart.com, allowing Copart members to select and pay for vehicles by accessing their DSC account.
FAIRFIELD, Calif. — Copart Inc., an online vehicle auction company, has integrated Dealer Services Corporation (DSC), an independent used-car financing company, into its Website, www.copart.com, allowing Copart members to select and pay for vehicles by accessing their DSC account.
Copart has also created a link so members can go directly to the DSC website at www.discoverdsc.com and sign up for a DSC account if they don’t have one. The integrated system not only gives members access to more purchasing power, it also simplifies the financing process and saves time.
Copart sells a wide selection of vehicles on behalf of insurance companies, banks, finance companies, fleet operators, dealers, car dealerships, the general public and others using a patented virtual auction technology called VB2.
"Copart is always finding new ways to streamline the process for our members so they can find the vehicles they need in our vast inventory of more than 50,000 vehicles each day and purchase them quickly and easily," said Copart President Jay Adair. "By allowing our members direct access to DSC, we are simplifying the process for them so they can maximize their purchasing power."
"DSC has been serving Copart members for several years," said DSC CEO John Fuller. "During that time, Copart has continued to distinguish itself as a top-notch service provider to the customers it serves. With this electronic integration to DSC’ financial services, Copart once again raises the bar on industry service, technology and efficiency.”
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