Dealer Specialties Adds Black Book Values
GAINESVILLE, GA – Black Book has announced that Dealer Specialties has incorporated Black Book's vehicle valuations and descriptions as an integral part of their dealership management software.
GAINESVILLE, GA – Black Book has announced that Dealer Specialties, a provider of vehicle data collection, image generation, window labeling services, and inventory management solutions, has incorporated Black Book’s vehicle valuations and descriptions as an integral part of their dealership management software.
“Dealerships across the country rely on Dealer Specialties to help manage and market their online vehicle inventory,” said Glen Garvin, general manager of Dealer Specialties.
“With the enhanced features of our recently released Inventory Manager 2.5, dealers have more tools in their arsenal providing them with detailed data to make educated inventory decisions. Black Book’s used-vehicle descriptions and pricing information is a valued-added enhancement to this data and a natural fit with our used vehicle valuations.”
Inventory Manager 2.5 is intended to further simplify the vehicle management process so a dealer knows what he/she has on hand at all times. Concurrently, Dealer Specialties provides dealers with the inventory intelligence to help recommend when and how to sell underperforming units.
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