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DealerTrack Endorsed by Virginia Dealer Group

The software company’s sales, F&I, inventory management and electronic vehicle registration solutions are now being endorsed by the Virginia Automobile Dealers Association.

by Staff
August 2, 2012
1 min to read


LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y. — DealerTrack announced that the Virginia Automobile Dealers Association (VADA) has endorsed DealerTrack’s sales, F&I, inventory management and electronic vehicle registration solutions for use by Virginia dealerships.

The DealerTrack solutions and services recommended by the association include the company’s desking, electronic menu and contracting tools, its credit application network, and its compliance solution. The company’s entire inventory management solution, its dealer website service, and electronic vehicle registration and titling service also were endorsed by VADA.

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“DealerTrack and its solutions have proven themselves at numerous Virginia dealerships over the years,” said Donald L. Hall, president and chief executive officer of VADA. “We feel that these solutions and services from DealerTrack will help any Virginia dealer better manage and increase their business.”

Mark O’Neil, chairman and chief executive officer of DealerTrack, added, “This endorsement is a testament to the fact that DealerTrack’s solutions can help dealerships improve overall efficiencies, resulting in more sales and better customer experiences. We are looking forward to working with the association and its members to realize the benefits of greater productivity through the use of our solutions.”

 

In addition to VADA, DealerTrack solutions and services have been recommended or endorsed by nearly one-third of all dealer associations and organizations across the United States.

 

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