Dealers Support RouteOne's autoValue Product
RouteOne announced that more than 2,600 dealers are now subscribed to autoValue, its used vehicle valuation tool, since the product's launch in late November 2006.
Farmington Hills, Mich. — RouteOne announced that more than 2,600 dealers are now subscribed to autoValue, its used vehicle valuation tool, since the product's launch in late November 2006. The autoValue bookout tool is currently integrated with values from the NADA Official Used Car Guide. Implementation with other books is being planned.
autoValue allows dealers to precisely and quickly obtain vehicle values during RouteOne's online credit application process. The information available to subscribing dealers and lenders currently includes NADA values, and provides adjustments for mileage and optional accessories. autoValue accommodates all F&I and sales/desking selling processes via dual entry points: a single screen that allows F&I managers to valuate the vehicle from within the RouteOne credit application, or a standalone utility that provides sales and desking valuation tools, easily translated into the credit application where necessary, avoiding duplicate entry.
The autoValue product also allows dealers as many 'pulls', or automatic lookups, as needed, at no additional cost beyond the monthly subscription fee.
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