It may look at first glance like a modest suburban car dealership, but from their location 20 miles northwest of Boston, the team at Acton Toyota has set out to revolutionize the way cars are bought in the Internet Age. The online team at Acton Toyota has thought carefully through every stage of the traditional car buying process, and has come up with myriad innovations in implementing its online car buying service. Nobody can tell that story better than happy customers, and so Acton Toyota set out to document that experience in video, and they asked DigiNovations to help them think through how to tell the story. True to the dealership’s mission and style, the resulting piece is full of utility and service, not self-congratulatory sales pitches. “Inside the Online Car Buying Experience” is built as a modular video series within an intenet TV channel on the Brightcove platform. The first three episodes, launched with the channel this week, guide viewers on what to look for and how to prepare at three critical stages of the buying process. The voice of the customer comes through loud and clear in these pieces, and the dealer spokesmen in the video segments come through as experts, not as sales people. The combination — of happy customers and their expert guides — is very effective testimony to the new realities of online car buying.
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www.HowToBuyACar1.com - This site will give you some car buying tips and tricks to get you a good car deal without being pressured into buying a car you don’t really like. Before the actual car deal, bear in mind the things you need to know to avoid being persuaded.
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This video from 1993 still holds a lot of valuable information regarding the proper methods needed in purchasing or leasing a new vehicle. Learn the ins and outs of the business and beat the salesman at his own game. Produced by: Marc Kleiman formerly of Kleer Video Productions.
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Learn about buying from a dealership versus a private owner when buying a new or used car with expert tips and advice from a car sales manager in thisfree online car buying video clip. Expert: Stephen Kennedy Bio: Stephen Kennedy holds a major in Business Economics from Brock University. He has been solving Sudoku puzzles teaching others how to play for 3 years. Filmmaker: Melissa Schenk
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Learn what to look for when buying a new car, how to pay for a new car, and how to negotiate the sale by making a checklist withexpert car buying advice from an experienced new car salesman in this free online used car video clip. Expert: Bill Zervakos Cathy Droz Bio: Bill Zervakos has been test driving cars for over fourteen years, and each week he drives one or two new vehicles, supplied to him by auto manufacturers, who are looking for his valued opinion. Filmmaker: Bill Zervakos
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Cars are big investments and the one you buy today may be in your life for over 10 years. Emmy Award winning auto writer Tom Voelk has some tips to consider before writing that big check.
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Looking to buy a car? This is a overview of what you need to know before starting your search. In this video we cover how to budget, financing tips, and overview of leasing vs buying, how to get a good deal and prevent being ripped off.
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One of Billy T. James’ classic characters and “Beginners Guide to” skits. In this clip, he tells us fullas how to buy a car.
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Get tips and advice on what to consider and what questions to ask when buying a family vehicle, including accident history, liens, safety features, and price with expert tips and advice from a car sales manager in thisfree online car buying video clip. Expert: Stephen Kennedy Bio: Stephen Kennedy holds a major in Business Economics from Brock University. He has been solving Sudoku puzzles teaching others how to play for 3 years. Filmmaker: Melissa Schenk
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A talk about how to use local free resources (Craigslist and eBay) to located and purchase a reliable mode of transportation for $1000 or less. Specifically there are several key points: 1) The car has to be under $1000 dont go over, you dont need to. Never leave a deposit. 2) Car must be ready to drive, no major broken parts, cant be towed, you dont want someone elses problem. 3) Dont buy from a dealer, go private party. Dealers are shady mmmkay 4) What cars to look for, Older Dodge/GMC/Chevy mini-vans, 4×4 Jimmy/Blazers, Mercedes Diesels, Hondas 5) What not to look for… older jags, gas engine merdedes, 6) Share my experiences with CL and cheap car buying…
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