Universal Computer Systems (UCS), provider of an integrated suite of software applications for dealerships, announced it has increased the number of its Vehicle Data Transfer partners to 31 companies, a 25 percent growth over the
last year.
Universal Computer Systems Increases Vehicle Data Transfer Partners By 25%
by Staff
January 22, 2004
2 min to read
With Vehicle Data Transfer, a dealership's new and used vehicle inventory data is automatically collected for dealers and displayed on third-party Web sites included in the following list:
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!
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
Savannah Morning News
Sue Tiemann Graphics
New England Newspapers
KLTV
Design Path Media
North Jersey Media Group, Inc.p
Vehicle Data Transfer automatically pulls over 60 pieces of information from each vehicle's record in the dealership's vehicle inventory system
and sends the data to any of the above third parties specified by the dealership.
"When adding new Vehicle Data Transfer partners, we look at where our clients want their inventory listed, instead of creating exclusive arrangements with companies who may sound impressive, but may not meet the needs of our clients," said Trey Hiers, senior marketing manager of UCS. "Our goal is to help them meet their objectives."
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, founded in 1970, offers LAN based architecture and distributed processing, while providing an integrated suite of software applications for dealerships.
For more information on UCS, visit www.UniversalComputerSys.com, or call the UCS Marketing Department toll-free at (800) 231-6347.
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