Dealer.com VS Dominion DMS

Dealer.com Reviews

Dominion DMS Reviews

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   12 months ago
   DEALERSHIP PARTS DEPT

   Dominion has more user friendly interaction and ease of switching from repair order to counter invoice with ease . Dealertrack easy to use as long as its a repair order. counter tickets can be a nightmare depending on the application. also in a fast-paced environment . This DMS can wreak havoc on your inventory. if not careful can easily add parts to inventory you never posted and remove parts from inventory just by simply looking at part on your screen, this causes problems if you have multiple countermen.

Dealer.com mentions (7)

• Large secluded spot to blast music?

  Of course... Your partying needs outweigh the young families trying to get their children to sleep for the primary school two blocks away that drew them to the neighborhood in the first place. There are three primary schools within a few blocks to dealer.com. When the families abandon the neighborhood, and the investors take over.... You think over-priced apartment tenants will also put up with all-night partying... Source: 10 months ago

• How the E-Price Button for Car Dealership Websites came to be

  Did you know that the 'Get E-Price' button was made by dealer.com? Source: 12 months ago

• Where have you seen Moose?

  Saw one up on the app gap last year, got a little video of it with my gopro. Remember years ago seeing one right on pine ST in Burlington in that little wooded area near dealer.com plus other all over the place. Source: about 1 year ago

• Why are dealers still using 20 year old software and processes? [United States]

  Almost every dealer around here is using something from Cox automotive. I just looked them up...holy crap they own a ton of consumer sites as well as dealer: Manheim, Autotrader, dealer.com, KBB to name a few. Source: about 1 year ago

• Something tells me that Carvana going up in North Fort Worth is never going to finish...

  Cox is huge in the used car market. Not selling cars directly to consumers but if you do any shopping through kbb, autotrader, dealer.com or half a dozen other sites they're involved. They also own Manheim who runs most of the lease return centers and wholesale auctions around the country. Source: over 1 year ago

Dominion DMS mentions (0)