Auto Agent

30/05/2013

We are delighted to have Craig Motors part of our network:
http://www.craigmotors.co.za

10/12/2012

We welcome Rothmans Autos to the Auto Agent platform!
http://www.rothmansautos.co.za

07/11/2012

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07/11/2012

[Infographic] Bakkie sales in South Africa for 2012 - and the winner is...
http://www.pickacar.co.za/news/54/bakkie-sales-in-south-africa

An insight into bakkie sales in South Africa. Bakkies, also known as pickup trucks or utility vehicles, are incredibly popular in South Africa. This ...

26/10/2012

Confidence in service: The Autobrand Survey reveals that across all dealer service measures, Subaru owners rate their dealers the highest. (SA Autobrand Survey 2012)

25/10/2012

Vorsprung durch Loyalty: According to the Autobrand Survey, more Audi owners (88%) would consider buying another Audi than for any other marque. (SA Autobrand Survey 2012)

24/10/2012

This is older news now, but we welcome the Blue Chip Dealers onto the Auto Agent platform and look forward to supporting them through the years!
http://www.autoagent.co.za/Blue-Chip-Dealers-second-hand-cars-Cape-Town.php

This twenty strong Cape Town based car dealer group appoints Auto Agent to develop and maintain their second hand car sales website.

24/10/2012

Das Auto!: Across the total sample more people would consider buying a Volkswagen (36%) than any other marque. (SA Autobrand Survey 2012)

24/10/2012

The Autobrand Survey reveals that expensive vehicles generally score low on being perceived to be of good quality. (SA Autobrand Survey 2012)

24/10/2012

Some interesting info from the SA Autobrand Survey 2012

Leading the way: According to the Autobrand Survey, the highest score for excellent resale value is 65% for Toyota – the next nearest is 53% for Mercedes-Benz.

23/02/2012

For Dealers - found this on LinkedIn: The internet exposes what a sales person does not know. Often time the buyer has incorrect info from the internet, making product knowledge for the sales person even more vital. Skipping walk arounds or assuming a customer is correctly educated will cost the dealership deals and gross.

Buyers are liars... and the customer is rarely right. It is up to the sales person to educate the buyer and show them why our product is superior to others. This is the difference between a pro and a low income order taker. This can be done ethically and honestly. Know your product.

The internet can make you or break you. Dont let the customer decide which.

21/02/2012

Pickacar.co.za has 200 cars on it today! Next Stop, 500...