Parts
General Motors Launches Online Parts Marketplace
Customers can choose home delivery or pick up their order at one of more than 800 participating dealers.
Customers can choose home delivery or pick up their order at one of more than 800 participating dealers.
“We are the EDI, electronic-commerce and connected supply chain for the entire north American automotive aftermarket.”
The auto parts marketplace launched on Aug. 26.
The online store matches parts with the year, make and model of the vehicle and provides photos, pricing, on-hand inventory...
They've joined forces to bring B2C wins to the automotive aftermarket, distribution and manufacturing sectors.
If your store doesn’t have any e-commerce capabilities, it’s not too late to get started.
The online parts seller said it “decided it needed a name that reflected the tech-forward company it has become.”
ECOMPLETE’s modular approach gives auto parts companies the flexibility to select only the components they need.
In today’s marketplace, it’s not enough for a business to provide a great in-person experience.
Stimulus payments totaling $155 billion helped drive online sales higher during the week of April 12-18, Hedges & Co. noted.
