GM Looks to Join Hands with eBay
Posted by: Auto Buff / Category: Ford, General Motors, Motoring NewsFairtheworld today commented on the new GM’s decision to join with eBay. The newly restructured GM had several moves: the old GM model is being scrapped, while the new GM will take environmentally-friendly small cars as its core research focus. As for sales, GM will now experiment with new operational models which will enable customers to purchase cars and services more conveniently.
The new GM is reported to be in talks with eBay, in the hope of building online auto sales channels through the eBay portal. If struck, the deal will allow customers to buy cars online, purchasing and auctioning them like they do on any other goods. This will fundamentally change the existing auto sales model, and may become a future direction.
Fairtheworld.com has already recently put forward the “online 4S store” concept. The revolutionary “Fair N Fair” 3D Virtual Expo platform, developed by Fairtheworld, will provide complete online sales solutions for auto companies. 3D virtual reality technology allows for a 360-degree, full view display of cars in “Fair N Fair”, greatly enhancing the experience of visitors and buyers.
The newly-emerged e-commerce platform “Fair N Fair”, with its vividness and industrial clustering feature, will help auto companies achieve functions such as purchasing and supplying, bidding and inviting tenders, and recruitment, as well as building and expanding sales networks.
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