Chrome Systems

Corporation, provider of automotive data, configuration technology and

commerce solutions, has announced that it is offering free training sessions to clients in

order to bring them greater profits, provide better customer service

and ultimately teach them how to sell more vehicles using Chrome's

tools.

The training sessions will explain product features and

functionality for Chrome's PC Carbook, Chrome Carbook and

Chrome Inventory Everywhere. PC Carbook is Chrome's pricing and

specifying desktop tool for professionals, while Chrome Carbook is the

company's consumer-facing online pricing and specifying guide. Chrome

Inventory Everywhere is a dealer inventory management tool.

The sessions will detail tips and tricks to getting more use out

of Chrome products. For instance, Chrome Carbook has several different

features a dealer can customize; everything from what years and makes

of vehicle are available to their online customers to whether dealers

want to display only their vehicle's advantages in side-by-side

comparisons.

"Chrome's products have hundreds of valuable features for dealers

that will help them order vehicles faster, better serve their

customers, quickly respond to fleet quotes and above all, make the job

of selling vehicles easier and more profitable," said David Mingle,

president and COO, Chrome Systems.

The training program, with a typical retail cost of $130, is

offered for free to Chrome clients in response to dealer requests for

training due to high turnover in dealerships and a desire to increase

their return on investment in Chrome's robust software tools.

Chrome clients who are interested in the training sessions can

call Chrome at 800/936-8906 and press 2 to sign up.

About Chrome

With more than 13,500 clients, including half of all automotive

dealers in the U.S. and Canada, Chrome provides vehicle content,

vehicle ordering and inventory management tools, configuration

technology and professional services to deliver complete enterprise

solutions to all segments of the retail automotive industry. These

segments include manufacturers, fleet companies, dealers, Internet

sites, supply chain providers, and financial institutions.