Dealerslink and JMN Logistics Announce Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group Promo
Dealerslink® and JMN Logistics have teamed up once again, this time with Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group (DTAG), to offer a 4th of July inventory promotion. DTAG has offered significant savings on its inventory purchased through Dealerslink’s Web site (www.dealerslink.com) and JMN is providing an additional 10 percent to 20 percent discount on any DTAG vehicle shipped through its Dealerslink Shipping Portal.
Broomfield, Colo., July 1 , 2009 – Dealerslink® and JMN Logistics have teamed up once again, this time with Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group (DTAG), to offer a 4th of July inventory promotion. DTAG has offered significant savings on its inventory purchased through Dealerslink’s Web site (www.dealerslink.com) and JMN is providing an additional 10 percent to 20 percent discount on any DTAG vehicle shipped through its Dealerslink Shipping Portal.
The event places one of the nation’s most recognized resellers alongside a premier logistics provider and the national leader in dealer-to-dealer trading services. Numerous dealers are already planning on acquiring a load or more for their summer sales.
“All told, the discounts and incentives provided by the trio should equal the lowest-priced DTAG inventory available in the country,” said William Billiter, general manager of JMN. “We’re very pleased to be teaming up with such outstanding partners for this promotion.”
“We’re using this promotion to highlight the savings and buying opportunities created when a technology provider, a transportation provider, and a fleet reseller join forces,” said Travis Howard, Dealerslink vice president. “There are some great incentives right now to source your DTAG inventory through Dealerslink, but the best part is that we do this all day every day. It’s who we are.”
John Marion, DTAG’s remarketing manager, added, “We’re encouraging Dealerslink members to acquire DTAG inventory across the country. We like the platform and want to see more vehicles go through it.”
The promotion is set to begin July 1, 2009, and last through the end of the month. July will be a volume selling month for Dollar Thrifty, perfect timing for dealers across the country that have been having troubles acquiring inventory.
For more information on JMN Logistics, visit www.jmnhaul.com. More information on Dealerslink is available at www.dealerslink.com .
About JMN Logistics, LLC
JMN Logistics is a national leader providing quality auto transportation services for dealers, auto auctions, private individuals, new car manufactures and rental agencies since 1999. With a growing fleet of dedicated trucks and drivers along with an owner operator and carrier network consisting of over 3000 haulers nationwide, JMN can handle customers’ needs large or small. JMN Logistics’ dedicated driver base, matched with an experienced staff with over 200 combined years of vehicle logistics experience and cutting-edge technology, will continue to make us a leader within the vehicle transportation marketplace. To learn more about JMN Logistics, order transportation, or to get a transport quote, visit us at www.jmnhaul.com or contact our corporate office at (877) 566-4285 x25.
About Dealerslink
Dealerslink, Inc. is a state-of-the-art technology provider founded in the late 1990s by a team of auto industry experts. We started by delivering cutting-edge Web site solutions and evolved into an industry-leading authority on automotive systems integration and networking. A decade later we are at the heart of the remarketing/wholesale industry. Our nimble company has established a storied reputation for developing innovative solutions strictly engineered to deliver dealership ROI. For more information, visit www.dealerslink.com or call (877) 859-7080.
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