Interstate Title Solutions Announces Carfax Integration for DMV Nationwide
DMV Nationwide (www.dmvnationwide.com), the newest web solution that allows dealers to instantly calculate fees and taxes for all 50 states through their secure website, has integrated access to Carfax Vehicle History Reports seamlessly into its process.
New Partnership Allows Dealers to Access Carfax Directly from DMV Nationwide
DMV Nationwide (www.dmvnationwide.com), the newest web solution that allows dealers to instantly calculate fees and taxes for all 50 states through their secure website, has integrated access to Carfax Vehicle History Reports seamlessly into its process. Dealers can quickly and easily obtain valuable vehicle history information from Carfax without ever leaving the DMV Nationwide Web site.
"DMV Nationwide's focus has always been to reduce exposure and streamline the information process for the dealer. Partnering with Carfax just made sense," says Marlon Carias, CEO and creator of DMV Nationwide.
After logging in to DMV Nationwide, dealers can run a Carfax Report on their customer's trade-in while simultaneously calculating taxes and fees. This simplifies the trade-in valuation process for the dealer. Using Carfax information, dealers can look for specific details, such as Carfax 1-Owner, to identify cars that may sell for a premium and value the trade accordingly.
For more information and details on DMV Nationwide, please visit http://www.dmvnationwide.com/ or call 1-888-50-ST-TAG.
About DMV Nationwide (http://www.dmvnationwide.com/)
Since 2003, DMV Nationwide has provided their dealers with accurate, point of sale, fee and tax calculations for all 50 states. Their simple data entry page yields much needed information for dealer's to title and register their customer's vehicles out of state. Easy to read tax fee summaries, customized checklists and VIN, Safety and SMOG Inspection info is displayed instantly. Dealers collect the necessary info from their customer and send all documents to the DMV Nationwide processing center. The completed title and registration is sent back to the dealer and ultimately delivered to the customer.
About Carfax (www.carfax.com)
Millions of used car buyers and sellers each year rely on Carfax, the most trusted provider of vehicle history information. Using the unique 17-character vehicle identification number (VIN) found on vehicle dashboards and title documents, Carfax instantly generates a detailed Vehicle History Report on any used car or light truck. Carfax Vehicle History Reports™ provide valuable information that helps used car buyers and sellers make better decisions. For more information or to become a Carfax-subscribing dealer, visit http://www.carfaxonline.com/.
2/19/10
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