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SEARCHDealersLink announced this week it has expanded into Illinois. According to the company, it is aggressively signing on new dealerships in Illinois and plans further expansion into other Midwest markets.
DENVER — DealersLink announced this week it has expanded into Illinois. According to the company, it is aggressively signing on new dealerships in Illinois and plans further expansion into other Midwest markets.
The expansion into Illinois, the company stated, is part of the technology firm's plans for a state-by-state national rollout.
DealersLink operates a wholesale marketplace that its members can use to buy and sell inventory. According to the company, it incorporates data-driven technology, complimentary industry inventory management apps and dealer-centric strategies designed to help dealers turn inventory quicker, increase gross and optimize their inventory mix.
The company is currently partnered with companies like CDK Global, Dealertrack and Manheim.
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