• Other internet car sellers have noticed that there are less bargains to be had.

    BBC: Car prices 'set to rise'

  • Instead of spending a loathsome afternoon with a salesman, customers of Auto-by-Tel, the leading Internet car-buying service, simply tell the service what kind of car they want, and wait for nearby dealerships to make their best offer.

    ECONOMIST: Electronic commerce

  • It then asks if they have trolled the Internet for car information, visited a dealership or taken a test drive, among other questions.

    FORBES: Ad Vantage

  • He has built a vast, but shaky, empire on cut-rate services--in airlines, Internet service, car rentals, online shopping, credit cards, music downloads, a movie theater, bus service and on and on.

    FORBES: Easy.com, Easy Go

  • Covisint started out as an online auction site for auto components, but evolved toward a far more useful business model: providing motorists with secure access to the internet through their car.

    FORBES: Influx of Nerds Changes Tenor of Auto Industry's Summer Camp

  • Once, the Internet space for car companies was reserved for younger buyers who were more comfortable with technology and flashy digital campaigns, and partial to affordable fuel efficient cars, while owners of luxury cars carried on in private forums.

    FORBES: Super Cars And The Changing Landscape Of Electric Luxury

  • Until recently, bringing the Internet to the car has been an issue due primarily to the fact that few manufacturers wanted to go to the expense of adding a wireless communications module to the vehicle, particularly one likely to be obsolete in the lifetime of the car.

    FORBES: Automotive/Tech Companies Trying to Bring the Web to the Car

  • It has partnered with Toyota to co-develop hybrid systems that will provide greater fuel efficiency without compromising on performance, as well as develop in-car telematics and Internet based services that can lead to a spike in car sales.

    FORBES: Ford Stock Fueled Up For Run To $14

  • Perhaps drivers will want movable holograms above the dashboard or the mobility internet (described above), wherein the car is on the Internet and connected to other cars.

    FORBES: Reinventing The Automobile

  • Using the Internet, he knows the car's specs, the options and the invoice price.

    FORBES: Dealers 1 Internet 0

  • It keeps its costs down by selling direct over the Internet and offers only one car, the Mercedes A class.

    FORBES: Proving Papa Wrong

  • One thing that could start to change those habits is the increasing use of the internet, where many intending car buyers go to window shop and to compare prices and options.

    ECONOMIST: Fighting back

  • In 2006, a professor and entrepreneur named Jan-Olaf Willums and his partners bought Think and retooled it to produce an electric car for the Internet age, attracting investment from General Electric among other blue-chip investors.

    FORBES: Electric Carmaker Coda Lays Off 15% Of Workforce

  • During 1997, a full 11% of new car buyers in the U.S. reported using the Internet to research, compare price or even order their car.

    FORBES: Web wheels

  • But a third of Facebook users are between 23 and 35, according to Pew Internet, an age group that car companies are having more and more trouble attracting.

    FORBES: What's The Real Problem: Facebook's Ads, Or GM's Cars?

  • The main technology underpinning Volvo's autonomous automobiles is wireless internet, which would enable each car to be assigned a certain point on the road and give different vehicles the ability to interact with each other.

    ENGADGET: blogger-avatar

  • Among the coming in-car devices is a 17-inch touch screen display with Internet access and four USB ports to attach devices in the Tesla Model S electric car.

    WSJ: Just Ahead: Cars That Tweet, Buy Tickets

  • It is difficult to include things like haircuts and car maintenance in figures for internet sales.

    BBC: Mall v internet: Can ecommerce conquer the Middle East?

  • Power and Associates says 62% of new-car buyers first consult the Internet for invoice prices, sticker prices and trade-in values.

    FORBES: Dealers 1 Internet 0

  • Two- to five-storey office buildings house film and television production offices, headquarters of internet TV and shopping sites, a car dealership and a gym.

    BBC: The LA food truck revival

  • Plug your iPhone into the BC2 router and a few seconds later, all your iPads and iPod Touches can easily access the internet, even while traveling in a car.

    ENGADGET: Nexaria BC2 router supports iPhone tethering for some reason (video)

  • As consumers are growing accustomed to having mobile Internet through their smart phones, more car buyers are seeking connectivity in their vehicles that will allow them to move seamlessly between their digital lives at work and home, panelists said.

    CNN: Technology's next frontier: In-car computing

  • While a luxury car advertiser sees value in reaching an audience interested in watching golf, believing thatsuch an audience is more likely to buy its product, the advertiser would perceive greater value in reaching a subset of that audience if the subset could be linked to a desire for a new car, information that an internet browsing pattern wouldprovides.

    FORBES: The Economics Of Online Privacy

  • Some internet enthusiasts claim that seven out of ten car buyers go online as part of the process.

    ECONOMIST: Fighting back

  • Now the Internet could be breeding some impatience among the car dynasties.

    ECONOMIST: Cars

  • Then, as now, there was talk of a new era, with electricity and the motor car playing the role of the Internet and the computer.

    ECONOMIST: Wall Street crash

  • The big payoff for Internet videoclips will be in things like a sports car demo, an installation manual for an air conditioner, or maybe a tutorial on dog tricks.

    FORBES: What's in Storage

  • At the moment, only a small fraction of car buyers who bypass showrooms use the Internet: Chrysler reckons that about 1.5% of its sales last year were on-line, but it forecasts the proportion will rise to 25% within four years.

    ECONOMIST: Death of a salesman

  • In this view, the Internet is as world-changing an invention as the car, and we have now a one-off boost in productivity growth.

    FORBES: It's The Productivity, Stupid

  • Car dealers would be happy to see the Internet go away.

    FORBES: Dealers 1 Internet 0

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