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The big question is: Will CarPoint's custom Web ordering even be offered in Asia?
CNN: ASIANOW - TIME Asia | Asia Buzz: In the Fast Lane
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Prices, even the dealers' true cost, are now laid bare with the click of a mouse on sites like Kelley's Blue Book and Microsoft's CarPoint.
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One can already see the outlines of the beast in the pull down menus linking all of Microsoft's online properties (Expedia, Investor, The Internet Gaming Zone, CarPoint, etc.).
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Granted MSN has fared badly in attracting new customers and lags AOL by miles, but the Gaming Zone, CarPoint and Expedia are all leaders in their categories and growing rapidly.
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At the big press conference in San Francisco, Ford president and chief executive Jac Nasser waxed lyrical about the impact of Ford taking a minority stake in CarPoint, Microsoft's car-buying site.
CNN: ASIANOW - TIME Asia | Asia Buzz: In the Fast Lane
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Internet sites such as CarPoint, Expedia, Slate, etc.
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BuyPower not only gives GM an answer to Auto-By-Tel and CarPoint, it also allows the Detroit giant to build an immensely valuable consumer database and a chance to interact directly with consumers, bypassing the dealers.
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In Japan, where Softbank is the favored partner for U.S. high-tech firms, Microsoft introduced CarPoint, its Internet auto locator service after offering 50% to Softbank and another 10% to Yahoo Japan, where CarPoint will be the exclusive car-buying service.
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