WeGoLook Rolls Out Online Car-Buying Service
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — Mobile inspection company WeGoLook has launched its Digital Dealership Services this month for shoppers purchasing cars through eBay Motors, Autotrader.com, Cars.com, and more.
The company specializes in onsite auto inspections nationwide. Agents are dispatched to take photos, video, and verify the seller’s claims on behalf of the buyer to complete a WeGoLook Report. Now, WeGoLook is has provided the opportunity for consumers to complete their entire car purchase online with financing options, warranty services, escrow services and auto transport services.
With WeGoLook’s Online Auto Dealership Services, consumers are able to review financing and warranty options at their leisure rather than in the F&I office at a dealership. Once a customer finds the vehicle they are interested in purchasing through any website, they just have to order a WeGoLook Report. An agent is dispatched the on-site location of the item to take photos, video, and collect dynamic inspection data via mobile app.
Once the WeGoLook Report is compiled and sent back to the auto consumer, the consumer has the opportunity to make a purchasing decision and the resources to do so can be provided through WeGoLook’s trusted partners.
The consumer can visit WeGoLook Digital Dealer Services and request financing, warranty, escrow, and transport services. The entire transaction can be completed online at the comfortable pace of the consumer.
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