PRNDL.com Expands Online Services to Car Buyers and Sellers
The PRNDL.com website is expanding its services to make it easier for consumers to complete a vehicle purchase online. New features include transportation services and expanded finance options.
ALPHARETTA, Ga. — To make the process of buying a car online even easier for consumers, PRNDL.com is now offering car buyers transportation services through Ready Auto Transport and expanded financing options through Innovative Funding Services (IFS).
PRNDL.com is a comprehensive automotive website connecting car buyers with a wide range of services, such as financing, inspections, vehicle protection plans, and now transportation.
Through the integration of IFS as a subprime lending provider, customers now have much greater access to specialized credit. Ready Auto Transport offers another valuable service for online car shoppers as one of the most responsive and trusted door-to-door auto shipping providers in the U.S.
“We understand that buying a car online can be confusing, and we are committed to creating a streamlined and convenient experience for PRNDL customers,” said Brent Sergot, president of PRNDL.com. “Partnering with Ready Auto Transport and Innovative Funding Services is a strategic solution offering shoppers ease and confidence with trusted service providers.”
Innovative Funding Services, a 20-year-old company, currently works with more than 10 different finance providers that can provide full-spectrum financing for a full spectrum of credit consumers, including prime, nearprime and subprime credit ratings.
“We are very honored to be a part of the PRNDL team,” said Tim Janssen, president of IFS. “Our exemplary and convenient process makes financing a PRNDL customer very easy and parallels PRNDL’s goal of having a truly exciting online car buying experience.”
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