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XpressCredit Announces Integration with Kelley Blue Book’s InfoDriver? Web Service

XpressCredit announced today integration with Kelley Blue Book’s data syndication solution, InfoDriver. With access to InfoDriver, XpressCredit users and partners now have the ability to utilize the latest vehicle information and current values provided by Kelley Blue Book. This is especially important given current market changes

by Staff
October 26, 2009
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XpressCredit announced today integration with Kelley Blue Book’s data syndication solution, InfoDriver. With access to InfoDriver, XpressCredit users and partners now have the ability to utilize the latest vehicle information and current values provided by Kelley Blue Book. This is especially important given current market changes.

InfoDriver is more than just data. InfoDriver can provide a wide range of new- and used-vehicle data, values, and related vehicle information and content.  Along with detailed core vehicle data, it has multiple vehicle value types to provide the user with the right information to make better decisions about the purchase or sale of a car.

“In addition to the Kelley Blue Book data for newer models, this data for pre-owned vehicles is crucial for our independent dealer base to make educated pricing decisions.” said Mark Louer, XpressCredit Executive Vice President. “This will add value to our service and help dealers using the XpressCredit platform to sharpen prices and realize greater profits.”

"Kelley Blue Book's web-based data syndication products make acquiring accurate vehicle information easier than ever before," said Brad Prickett, director of industry products for Kelley Blue Book. "InfoDriver provides customers with rich content in a flexible format, giving them the ability to enhance their user experience with trusted automotive information.”

“By incorporating Kelley Blue Book’s timely and trusted values into the XpressCredit solution, XpressCredit can now offer their users the automotive information they can rely on as well as the Kelley Blue Book® Values used by many top lenders,” said Prickett.  “This can speed the lending and sales process when all sides agree upon the value of the vehicle.”

 About XpressCredit
XpressCredit is a leading provider of a web-based, indirect lending platform. Its patent-pending solution links lenders with auto, motorcycle, RV and marine dealers nationwide. Filtering of the applicant data and collateral provides the ability for lenders to evaluate applications quickly and increase approvals and look-to-book. Founded in 1999, XpressCredit is a New York corporation headquartered in Syracuse, NY. For more information visit www.xpresscredit.net or contact Mark W. Louer, Executive Vice-President (315) 634-5101 x206, mlouer@xpresscredit.net.

 About Kelley Blue Book
Since 1926, Kelley Blue Book, The Trusted Resource®, has provided vehicle buyers and sellers with the new and used vehicle information they need to accomplish their goals with confidence. The company’s top-rated Web site, www.kbb.com, provides the most up-to-date pricing and values, including the New Car Blue Book® Value, which reveals what people actually are paying for new cars. The company also reports vehicle pricing and values via products and services, including software products and the famous Blue Book® Official Guide.  According to the C.A. Walker Research Solutions, Inc. – 2009 Spring Automotive Web Site Usefulness Study, kbb.com is the most useful automotive information Web site among new and used vehicle shoppers, and half of online vehicle shoppers visit kbb.com.  Kbb.com is a leading provider of new car prices, car reviews and news, used car blue book values, auto classifieds and car dealer locations. No other medium reaches more in-market vehicle shoppers than kbb.com.

10/26/09


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