CarSaver to Help Power Nissan Home Platform
After a successful pilot program with seven dealers, Nissan selected CarSaver’s industry-leading e-commerce platform to support components of a new end-to-end online buying experience for customers, from first click to home delivery.

After a successful pilot program with seven dealers, Nissan selected CarSaver’s industry-leading e-commerce platform to support components of a new end-to-end online buying experience for customers, from first click to home delivery.
FRANKLIN, Tenn. – CarSaver, a leading provider of automotive e-commerce solutions, has been selected by Nissan to power Nissan@Home, a new online shopping platform. After a successful pilot program with seven dealers, Nissan selected CarSaver’s industry-leading e-commerce platform to support components of a new end-to-end online buying experience for customers, from first click to home delivery.
The ease of using Nissan@Home, and the customization of being able to sign in to your own portal and choose your own payments, run your own credit score, appraise your own trade-in, all in real-time and all with live transactional data is what sets the platform apart.
While e-commerce has become the norm for all manner of goods—books, travel, groceries, electronics—auto sales often still require a visit to the dealership to complete the transaction. Nine out of 10 customers already shop for cars online, but despite weeks of research, the average buyer spends 5+ hours in the showroom.
To provide customers with a seamless online experience, the Nissan@Home purchasing experience integrates CarSaver’s industry leading features like:
● End-to-end online purchase of new, certified pre-owned and used vehicle inventory
● VIN specific pricing and payments
● Real-time, OEM direct rebates and incentives
● AI enabled deal structuring
● Captive and retail lender loan and lease integration
● eF&I
● eContracting
● Guaranteed online trade-ins
● Vehicle delivery management software
“We’re a progressive dealer, so we've demoed every digital retailing tool that's out there and ultimately, when I participated in the Nissan@Home pilot, I knew that this e-commerce platform was going to be the leader in the industry,” said Eric Frehsee, President, Tamaroff Nissan and Jeffrey Nissan. “The ease of using Nissan@Home, and the customization of being able to sign in to your own portal and choose your own payments, run your own credit score, appraise your own trade-in, all in real-time and all with live transactional data is what sets the platform apart. The real benefit of the tool is to the consumer.”
“Nissan@Home changes the customer buying and ownership experience and helps to deliver contactless commerce,” said Jack Jackintelle, Chief Operating Officer, Coral Springs Nissan. “I can see why JD Power ranked this ecommerce platform the best for OEMs, because it has everything we need and it’s really easy to use.”
“Shopping for a vehicle with CarSaver’s tools is like ordering a pizza, but more fun. It’s easier for both the customer and the dealers, and it saves everyone a lot of time and money,” said Chad Collier, CEO of CarSaver. “We're thrilled to work with Nissan to lead the way into the future of automotive ecommerce.”
To learn more and view testimonials from dealers, visit www.CarSaverCommerce.com.
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