Dealertrack to Highlight New Registration and Titling Solutions at NADA
Dealertrack is set to unveil a comprehensive suite of solutions designed to streamline the registration and titling process in all 50 states at the 2019 NADA convention.
GROTON, Conn. — Dealertrack has expanded its suite of titling solutions to significantly streamline all aspects of the registration and titling process, giving dealers confidence by delivering a swift and accurate transaction for each and every vehicle on their lot, the company announced. The new solutions will be showcased at this week’s NADA convention in San Francisco
The suite includes Accelerated Title, which brings “breakthrough” efficiency, accuracy and simplicity to the vehicle payoff and title release process; In-State Registration and Title, which was designed to minimize paperwork and maximize results; and RegUSA, which expedites transactions for vehicles sold to out-of-state customers, all according to the announcement.
“At Dealertrack, we are constantly innovating to streamline the registration and titling process for dealers,” said Kaitlin Gavin, vice president and general manager of Dealertrack Registration and Titling Solutions. “Our suite of three titling solutions provides a comprehensive offering enabling dealers to increase productivity and profitability by turning their inventory quickly.”
Visit Dealertrack at Booth 1921S at NADA Show 2019.
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