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Does your store have a process to collect options? Is there a person assigned to do it, or, does the software you use do it automatically?
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POLL Poll: Who Records Your Options/Pkg's on your Used Cars?
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- Automatic: The software does it.
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I responded on LinkedIn as well, but it's partially imported into vAuto and then our used car manager does the finishing touches.
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Joe Pistell conducts a poll asking automotive dealers how they handle recording vehicle options and packages on used cars—whether through automatic software, dedicated staff, third-party workers, or management. Responses indicate a mixed approach, with one dealer noting they partially import data into vAuto and have their used car manager complete the work manually. The thread reveals that most dealerships use a hybrid process rather than relying entirely on automation.
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