The days of the old fashioned car business are over. Before the reign of the World Wide Web was the reign of broadcast TV and Radio that told us what to like and what to buy. The channels of communication were unilateral meaning companies communicated to us without giving us an opportunity to communicate back. These communication mediums of TV and radio still have their place in our lives today, but through the web we are now empowered with a wealth of information and we can make our opinions and ideas known. Instead of corporations telling us what to want and what is hip we as consumers are now more empowered to decide these things for ourselves. This is a dramatic shift in the way the car business works. We are embarking on a journey into the new frontier of the automotive sales industry!
The process of car buying has been so well manufactured to ware down the customer and squeeze every penny out of each deal that nobody likes to buy cars anymore. It has become just another thing we have to deal with. Everyone needs a car so we are stuck with this frustrating process of being beat down and taken under by a good looking slick talking salesperson. Through this shift in information technology buyers have become more equipped to basically do battle with the big car dealerships, but it is no secret that the whole business and process is going to have to change. That is where we now stand.
So here we are. Our team along with a small but growing number of other dealers are creating the car business of tomorrow. The idea is simple – Utilize new technology to build relationships with potential customers and create a car buying process that is mutually beneficial between the buyer and seller. The picture of a fair and respectable car buying process is beginning to be seen even though not every piece of the puzzle is in place just yet.
We need you to be involved with us in this process of recreating the car buying experience. We need your input and we want to hear your voice. How can we better serve you? What do you feel is missing from the car buying experience? Our aim is to be honest and transparent in all of our dealings. We have major costs but we want to simplify the business to maximize efficiency and create a more satisfied customer who is confident and pleased to the point of recommending us to friends and becoming repeat customers themselves. Instead of spending tens of thousands of dollars on advertising to paint an attractive picture that brings in more new buyers we would rather create a truly fair and honest process that leaves a customer feeling satisfied and respected. Thank you for being here on this journey with us.

Alan Fox on August 29, 2012 at 5:04 pm said:
Well Written…
Weston Richmond on August 29, 2012 at 8:31 pm said:
Thanks Alan – We are excited about getting this puzzle put together and recreating the used car business. Thank you for commenting!
Rob & Theresa Philips on September 1, 2012 at 7:15 pm said:
This is so awesome Weston. I will most likely trade my Jeep in soon, but for something used & less miles. What a good read. I grew up around cars, my uncle used to restore old Cameros & Mustangs, so I guess this is why this peaked my interest. It is my dream to always be able to help others, so I will do my best to send U some solid leads. I am going to share the link on my Facebook wall, so it will network with friends, family, clients & ministry. I sent U a friend request via FB after I went by to see your Dad, but it was under my Ministry name & your FB willnot let me send U a message to tell U it was us. So great to see how sharp he still is. So good to hug his neck, him & your Uncle Franko were always like Brothers & so sweet to me, they both will always have a special place in mine & Rob’s heart. I hope we can catch up Buddy soon. Note, I will most likely need to trade in next year some time. Check your friend request for HappyCat NineBees or get it off some1 we know 2gether friend list like Joey C or John Blomstrom. Take care Sweetie, U have my e-mail now as well, message me for telephone #, etc. I had 2 people just ask me yesterday if I knew of a good place 2 get a used car. I love how God divines stuff.
SoulShine & MeowShine,
The Philips & The Cats
Weston Richmond on September 5, 2012 at 2:25 pm said:
Thank you for reading! Thank you for going to visit my dad too; I know he appreciates it and was happy to have someone to talk to. If you run into anyone looking to get into their next vehicle I can best be reached in the office at (469) 402-1970. If I don’t answer just ask for me. I’ll shoot you an email whenever I get on top of the agenda today
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