Driveitaway Announces New Generation 3.0 Platform
CHICAGO – Driveitaway, Inc., a provider of upstream remarketing programs for commercial fleet vehicles, has released its Generation 3.0 Upstream Remarketing Platform.
CHICAGO – Driveitaway, Inc., a provider of upstream remarketing programs for commercial fleet vehicles, has released its Generation 3.0 Upstream Remarketing Platform.
Designed in response to market demand, the Platform enables any commercial fleet – whether vehicles are owned, leased from a single lessor, or leased from many leasing companies – to launch a fully featured upstream remarketing program in 30 days or less with no installation cost for the fleet client.
The company estimates that more than half of interested fleets have deferred an upstream remarketing initiative due to technical implementation issues.
"Many fleet managers discover that their IT department and their leasing company can't spare resources for the systems integrations required to run an upstream program within even a 90-day timeframe," noted Brad Trost, Driveitaway's director of product management. "With our new Generation 3.0 Platform, Driveitaway takes on much of that burden. Upstream savings are only a month away."
Generation 3.0 Platform supports a multi-channel sales program, including sales to drivers and employees, cross-company employee sales, and sales to selected institutional dealer groups or wholesalers. Full consumer retail services are available online: vehicle financing, warranties, service contracts, and transportation.
Drivers and employees can purchase end-of-term cars at close to wholesale prices, for savings of $2,000 and more below retail dealer prices. Prospective buyers can search for more than 25 vehicle characteristics. Detailed vehicle descriptions contain up to 30 digital photos, a third-party inspection report, and vehicle service and accident records.
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