Darwin Online’s Fastlane Makes Purchase Process Shareable
With Fastlane, consumers can build out their deal and share it with anyone in the world at the click of a button.
The Role of a Finance Manager in the Dealership of Tomorrow
Start talking about the strategy going forward in constantly educating your customer base on your valuable F&I protection and make it as easy as possible to purchase when the customer decides it makes sense to do so — wherever that customer is.
Audi of America Certifies Darwin Automotive for Digital Retail & Omnichannel Solutions
Audi joins a growing list of manufacturers that endorse or financially support Darwin’s tools for their retailers.
Qvale Automotive Group Revolutionizes Process with Help from The Menu Brothers
When Qvale Auto Group decided it was time to have a single customer experience for all of their franchises, the challenge became that none of their current software providers could provide the single solution they were looking for. Until they met The Menu Brothers.
Darwin Automotive’s Darwin Direct Enables Auto Dealers to Provide Amazon-Like Self-Serve F&I Functionality 24/7
Dealerships can now empower customers to purchase, contract, e-sign and pay for F&I products 100-percent on their own, 24/7.
Zurich Now Available on Darwin Automotive
Auto dealerships use the Darwin technology platform to deliver a personalized effective customer experience and to electronically rate, contract and remit F&I contracts.
Technology is Just Part of the Package
Phillip Battista is happy to see other companies start to take his position on one of his core tenants: The PPT Approach. No, not PowerPoint, but People, Processes, and Technology. He believes this is a basic rule for success in the automotive business.
Darwin Automotive Incorporates Military Lending Act Smart Disqualify Technology Into F&I Platform
The Military Lending Act was designed to protect active duty service members and their dependents in credit transactions and includes certain disclosures, arbitration provisions and a 36 percent interest rate cap on a finance agreement combined with ancillary and credit products.
