The online startup hires Amit Chandaran, who has worked at Roadster, FCA, Toyota and Edmunds.
Gettacar has hired Amit Chandaran as vice president and head of commercial.
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Gettacar, the online car buying start-up, announced April 14 that industry veteran Amit Chandarana will join the company as vice president and head of commercial, focusing on the enhancing Gettacar’s customer journey, business development and lending relationships as well as focusing on key strategic initiatives, according to a press release.
“Amit's main responsibility will be to advocate for the customer by creating an unparalleled customer experience that aligns with our mission of the being the best car buying and ownership experience," said Gettacar Founder and CEO Yossi Levi in the release. “Specifically, he will use a customer first lens to optimize revenue and the customer’s experience.”
Chandarana joins Gettacar after leading sales, business development and strategy at digital retailing solution provider Roadster. He is a progressive automotive veteran, having held key sales, marketing, digital and operational positions at Toyota, FCA and Edmunds.
"Gettacar's the mission is completely aligned with my goals and passion of modernizing the automotive lifecycle," Chandarana said. “Our data and customer reviews tell us that our younger, often female skewed audience enjoys taking advantage of the frictionless experience we provide and that the single contact assisted sales experience is becoming the standard.”
Gettacar is a unique online car buying platform focused on the customer experience from day one and represents the future of car buying. Gettacar is proving that remote delivery and purchasing from home can become the norm vs exception, offering car buyers 48-hour deliveries, at home test driving, and 365-day bumper-to-bumper protection and maintenance package included with every car.
Since Gettacar’s launch in 2018, the company has focused on building proprietary technologies and consumer-first guarantees in the online car buying industry. Car buyers can buy online in as little as 12 minutes, get real-time online financing options, and have seven days to decide whether they would like to keep the car. Every Gettacar vehicle comes with the Gettacar Guarantee, the 365-day bumper-to-bumper protection and maintenance package.
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