Partnering with Carbar is easy.
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Simply register your interest and upload your used car inventory |
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If customer chooses your vehicle, Carbar will contact you to organise a pick up |
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Carbar will pay on agreed commercial terms and take care of insurance and servicing |
As for commercials, Dealers are offered two options...
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Partner with Carbar and share in revenue |
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Negotiate a price for Carbar to purchase the vehicle |
Note: Carbar is already a destination for DealerSolutions and can receive feeds from Autogate and open for API/ FTP/JSON feeds. All vehicles uploaded must be RWC with current registration.
It’s said that 45% of consumers would consider buying a car online if given the option*.
Carbar customers can subscribe to vehicles advertised on Carbar’s platform online, anytime. They simply
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Sign up for free |
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Choose and secure their car |
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Schedule a pick-up or delivery |
*The path to purchase for new car buyers: Why Aussie brands and OEMs need a digital-first strategy. Think with Google, May 2019
Carbar also recently launched a service for businesses to offer subsidised subscription to incentivise employees. Several major corporations have already joined and are actively promoting Carbar to their employees. SMEs are also jumping on board and replacing fleets with Carbar subscription vehicles.
Carbar offers a market-leading car subscription service where customers pay a fixed weekly fee to enjoy exclusive use of a vehicle complete with insurance, registration, servicing and roadside assist.
Currently operating in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland, Carbar’s business success was recently acknowledged with significant funding from Insurance Australia Group (IAG) to play a major part of its mobility strategy.
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IAG is the name behind some of the most trusted and respected insurance brands in the regions in which it operates. Its businesses have helped people recover from natural disasters, accidents and loss since 1851.
IAG's businesses underwrite over $11billion of premium per annum, selling insurance under many leading brands including NRMA Insurance, CGU, SGIO, SGIC, Swann Insurance and WFI (Australia); and NZI, State, AMI and Lumley Insurance (New Zealand).
Standard & Poor's has assigned a 'Very Strong' Insurer Financial Strength Rating of 'AA-' to the Group's core operating subsidiaries.