automotiveMastermind Will Integrate Pre-Owned Functionality into its Market EyeQ Sales Platform
automotiveMastermind, announced it will add both certified pre-owned (CPO) and pre-owned vehicle inventory and functionality into its Market EyeQ sales platform.

automotiveMastermind, announced it will add both certified pre-owned (CPO) and pre-owned vehicle inventory and functionality into its Market EyeQ sales platform.
LAS VEGAS– automotiveMastermind, part of IHS Markit and a provider of predictive analytics and marketing automation solutions for dealerships and manufacturers across the country, announced it will add both certified pre-owned (CPO) and pre-owned vehicle inventory and functionality into its Market EyeQ sales platform. The announcement was made during the 2020 National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) Show.
Market EyeQ integrates strategic information from IHS Markit and maps pre-owned vehicles to finance or cash customers who have previously purchased these types of vehicles.
“Industry data shows an increase in pre-owned sales year-over-year, with pre-owned becoming a critical source of revenue for our dealer partners,” said Joe Kacala, Chief Product Officer with automotiveMastermind. “We know that consumers who have purchased pre-owned vehicles in the past are more likely to purchase them again. As well, we know that safety is a key motivator in their decision-making process. Understanding this pattern, we updated our Behavior Prediction DriversTMand our predictive marketing campaigns to help dealers more precisely target and engage with these customers.”
This new functionality lifts conversion rates of pre-owned customers, providing additional revenue stream opportunities for dealers. Mastermind will be better able to serve dealer partners with the new addition of pre-owned capabilities that will allow dealers to maximize their entire inventory, leading to increased ROI through selling vehicles at a higher volume.
Originally posted on Auto Dealer Today
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