Universal Computer Systems, Inc.
(UCS) has recently added the Los Angeles Newspaper Group as its 25th
Universal Computer Systems Adds Newspaper Group As 25th Vehicle Data Transfer Partner
by Staff
May 15, 20032 min to read
Vehicle Data Transfer partner. UCS, a provider of the most
integrated suite of software applications available for dealerships,
automatically collects new and used vehicle data for dealers wishing to
display their inventories on the following third-party web sites:
The Cobalt Group, Inc., including dealer web sites, dealernet.com, NADA's driversseat.com (NADA.org), and Chrysler's fivestar.com; Vehix.com, including vehix.com and cudealer.com; DriveChicago.com, LLC; TheNetLab, Inc.; Link To The Future, Inc.; WebbSite, Inc.; CarsDirect.com, Inc.; Vehicle Exchange; Autoleap.com, Inc.; Amerisale, Inc.; StoneAge Corporation; Intesar, Inc.; Dealerskins, Inc.; Skagit Valley Publishing Company; izmocars.com; Maya Technologies; Miles Technologies; Third Coast Media, LLC; Info4cars, Inc.; Michael J. Motto Internet; MrProvidence.com; Freedom Interactive Newspapers of Florida; Southeast Toyota Distributors, LLC; Mindshare Technology, LLC; Los Angeles Newspaper Group.
According to the company, with the Vehicle Data Transfer service, over 60 pieces of information
from each vehicle in the dealership's vehicle inventory system is
automatically pulled and sent to any of the above third parties
specified by the dealership.
"The Vehicle Data Transfer service provides our clients with an
efficient, reliable method of supplying vehicle inventory data to third
parties with no additional work from dealership employees. UCS is now
providing over 80,000 vehicle inventory records daily. With this level
of activity, we know our clients are pleased with the ease and accuracy
of the Vehicle Data Transfer service," states Dan Agan, executive vice
president.
About Universal Computer Systems
Universal Computer Systems (UCS) Inc., based in Houston, Texas,
supplies comprehensive software solutions specifically designed to meet
the needs of automobile dealerships. UCS offers
client/server and open systems architecture, while providing an
integrated suite of software applications available for dealerships.
For more information on UCS, visit the company's web site at
www.UniversalComputerSys.com, or call the UCS Marketing Department at
1-800-231-6347.
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