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Dealerskins Launches New Dealer Software

by Staff
December 6, 2002
2 min to read


Dealerskins, a Nashville, Tenn.-based Web provider for automotive dealers, has officially launched its Generation II software, along with a new sales tool powered by a partnership with E-Biz Autos, Inc.


Dealerskins said the Dealerskins Generation II software offers customers new, more attractive styles. According to the company, the software provides dealers with enhanced abilities to edit their own dealership’s Web site, works better with each dealer’s lead management programs and provides detailed lead reports that show dealers what areas of their sites are most active and are generating the most results.

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An automotive dealership’s Web site plays an increasingly vital role in its sales, and Dealerskins says its software helps dealers capture all the information they need to ensure a proper follow-up toward closing the deal.


The Generation II software is built with the capability to support additional tools as Dealerskins continues to roll out new, innovative products dealers want and need, the company said.


Dealerskins also announced a partnership with E-Biz Autos, Inc., that has resulted in a tool that it says allows dealers to instantaneously post vehicles on www.ebay.com, the No. 1 seller of used cars online, with only one click. The resource can be a particular advantage for used car dealers who regularly post inventory on the Internet, according to Gabrial Krajicek, president of Dealerskins.


“With these new products, Dealerskins stands toe-to-toe with anyone in the industry,” Krajicek said. “Dealers who recognize and take advantage of the tremendous opportunities that technology such as our Generation II software and our new ‘ebay’ tool can provide them will inevitably succeed in the tough and ever-changing automotive arena.”


About Dealerskins

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Dealerskins, based in Nashville, Tenn., provides Web solutions for hundreds of automotive dealers, including some of the top dealerships in the United States.


Founded in 2000, the company says it prides itself on superior customer service and offers applications to dealers that translate into actual results.


For more information, visit www.dealerskins.com.


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