This is being driven by both fed-up consumers and a wide array of sites that are designed to make car buying a pleasure again. Cyber Dialogue predicts that car dealerships will eventually close or dramatically change in years to come.
Many shoppers feel it's high time.
According to a study by J.D. Power and Associates, broken promises, complicated price negotiation and intimidating environments are the top three reasons why consumers are dissatisfied with buying from a car dealer. The Net provides what car buyers want. The reason is simple. Next to homes, cars are unquestionably the most complicated items most consumers will buy in their lifetime. This information comes as good news for Quick KK and Tax Co. of Tokyo, two new online auto sites that recently opened for business.