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SEARCHDealerTrack announced the introduction of DealerTrack eCarList, an inventory management and merchandising platform that combines live retail market data with historical data to appraise, price and merchandise vehicles.
LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y.─ DealerTrack announced the introduction of DealerTrack eCarList, an inventory management and merchandising platform that combines live retail market data with historical data to appraise, price and merchandise vehicles. The platform also features functionality from AAX and eCarList.
DealerTrack eCarList provides website design, mobile applications and more to help dealerships quickly merchandise and turn inventory, according to the company.
“The new DealerTrack eCarList will be the most complete and powerful inventory workflow solution in the industry,” said Raj Sundaram, senior vice president of DealerTrack’s Solutions Group. “The integration of these two major product platforms is the fastest and smoothest assimilation that we have ever achieved.”
The eCarList brand was acquired by DealerTrack in July 2011, and AAX has been part of the DealerTrack since 2009. For more information, visit www.dealertrack.com.
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