PSCars.com Launches New Personalized Car-Shopping Service
PSCars.com has launched a new service that pairs registered users of its car-shopping Website with car-buying specialists, who will e-mail site users offers on vehicles that match their search criteria.
BOCA RATON, Fla. — PSCars.com announced a new service that pairs registered PSCars.com users looking for a vehicle with a PSCars.com specialist at no cost. These car-buying specialists will regularly e-mail offers to users that match their search criteria, according to PSCars.com.
Once a buyer is approved and price and terms are finalized, PSCars.com will then ship the vehicle to the buyer.
“It’s like having a personal shopper scouring your market region and nationally to find the new or used car of your dreams,” said Dan Kodsi, PSCars.com CEO. “PSCars.com is now a one-stop-shop for car shoppers to complete an online shopping experience.”
Using the site’s 3D Configurator interface, buyers can get as detail-oriented as they want when configuring the vehicle they want. Potential car buyers can also conduct a side-by-side comparison of a brand’s latest model in a 3D custom showroom.
“PSCars.com specialists do the research for today’s car buyers and conveniently bring the information they’re looking for directly to their computers, tablets and mobile devices,” Kodsi added.
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