AC Motors launches online used car selling platform

AC Motors has introduced its latest business thrust that guarantees a fast and convenient way of selling and trading-in vehicles.

The Trade+ is the AC Motors' used car online selling and trade-in program.

In a statement, the company — which is one of the largest multi-brand mobility groups in the country — said that the Trade+ program features a five-day turnaround time — starting from inspection, to auction, and payment. “Customers would also be able to trade in vehicles from any brand, not just those sold by AC Motors,” the firm assured.

AC Motors is the official distributor of Honda, Isuzu, Volkswagen, Kia, and Maxus vehicles in the Philippines.

According to the company, the program offers the best vehicle value pricing, the speed with the instant appraisal by valuation experts, and the convenience with an integrated service that suits customer needs.

“The best part is that customers can trade in their old vehicles — no matter the brand — and drive home with a brand-new vehicle from AC Motors. Customers are assured of a quick, efficient, and safe process. But the customer also has the option to just sell his or her used vehicle and not trade in,” AC Motors noted.

AC Motors said that Trade+ program starts when the customer signs up the auction form and submits their used vehicle information for proper inspection. The full details of the assessment will then be uploaded into the Trade+ system where interested parties can negotiate for a fair price.

The pricing is “determined by cutting-edge technology” that searches multiple online sources to ensure proper market price.

After the customer accepts the price, the deal is finalized with the proceeds going to finance the customer’s new car of choice.

After getting their brand-new car, customers can also enjoy proper after-sales services such as expert maintenance, warranties, and customer support.

Photos from AC Motors

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