Car-buying in the coronavirus era is moving online - Business Insider

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But Cecchini surprised even himself during the COVID-19 pandemic when he decided to buy a new 2020 Honda CR-V — and completed the entire transaction online. The only reason he visited the dealership was because he was in the mood; it had offered to deliver his vehicle to his home. Of course, both carmakers and dealers realize that a new generation of buyers are used to Amazon-style one-click purchasing. That's great for buying everything from clothing to housewares, but because cars are usually financed — and because dealerships make their money on service and prefer to establish relationships with customers can be transformed into a lifetime of tune-ups and oil changes — dealers have made only tentative forays into all-digital transactions.

According to Anspach, while COVID-19 concerns might spark consumer concerns, dealerships aren't particularly risky.

Which is too bad. Auto dealers are amongst the most corrupt in the business. Paying off politicians just to get their unnecessary franchise laws written 100% in their favor. They ignore the consumer b/c they can screw the automakers for millions. DealersAreStealers

If you’re not moving to cyber, regardless of outlet. Your company will, or, may have already perished. Adaptation’s a must within capitalism, those who do it the best, they tend to succeed the longest.

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