Monday, April 4, 2011
Used cars – every little helps
When you think “used cars“ your first thought is unlikely to be Tesco.
However, that may all change since the supermarket giant has just launched itself into the second-hand car market and aims to post 3,000 vehicles a week on its site “tescocars.com”.
Customers can search for a car by entering a make, model and specific price bracket, or they can choose to find a car which fits their “lifestyle”. This allows the prospective buyer to enter details such as what they need space in the boot for, how important car comfort or safety features are to them, and which fuel they would rather use.
The buyer also has the opportunity to view a vehicle report, made by the RAC, so they can be sure that the vehicle is in good working order. And, apparently, Clubcard holders will earn themselves 2,000 points if they purchase a car on the company’s site.
So, there you go, Tesco really is adhering to their “every little helps” motto.
Run out of toilet-paper – Tesco. Need sandwiches for lunch – Tesco. Want a used car which fits exactly to your specifications – Tesco.
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Labels: eco-friendly, fuel, RAC, used car
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posted by Fuse @ 8:03 AM 
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