subject: Record Breaking Sales At Dream Cars Credit In Austin [print this page] It's no secret that many retailers have faced some difficult times in the state of the current economy. Things may be looking up for those in the auto industry, however. New and Used Car sales are up higher than this time last year and during a National Auto Auction Association Webinar, featuring NAAA economist Ira Silver and Tom Webb, Manheim's chief economist, it was reported that a 4% increase in used car sales is expected in 2010 with more than 37 million used vehicles being sold. Last month, autos and light truck sales were over 20% higher than in March 2009.
Dream Cars Credit in Austin has experienced an increase in sales this year and hit a personal record breaking number of units sold last week, contributing to the trend reported by auto industry experts. "We had an outstanding week with 26 sales last week," says David Richards, General Manager of Dream Cars Credit. As an independent dealership, 26 units is quite an impressive number. David continues, "We appreciate our internet customers very much who came in and took advantage of our special internet competitive pricing."
Dream Cars Credit has an average of 70 vehicles available for sale on their lot and, after making a joke about not having any cars left on the lot, David laughed and quickly added, "we still have plenty of special internet competitive priced inventory left... so please be quick to take advantage."
With competitively low priced vehicles and their Worry Free Car Buying Experience, including free CARFAX reports and a 72 hour return policy, it is no wonder why Dream Cars Credit attracts so many customers in search of the perfect used car. Most of the inventory consists of luxury vehicles priced between $15,000 - $20,000. The dealership has also joined the social media craze, their Facebook Fan Page and Blog launched last month, in an attempt to connect with their consumers. Scott Elder, President of Dream Cars Credit, has long been a pioneer in automotive marketing strategies and we can expect to see many good things to come from the Austin operated car dealership.
