NEW YORK – Using a blend of both on and offline systems, Carloha promises to make pre-owned car buying and selling simple and quick.
Unlike traditional methods where customers would deal with dealers and possibly shady private owners, Carloha cuts out the middleman and works with the customer directly for an experience that is superior in both sales and customer service.
Something Carhola offers their customers that a private sale will not is a 203-point inspection, and all cars are under six years old and 60,000 miles.
“Our 203 point inspection is greater than the average dealership inspection process. This way we insure that the cars we sell are in the best possible condition before we put it on our website. It is another way we are working to set ourselves apart,” said CEO Liang Long.
Buyers find Carloha’s buying process easier than most car buying experiences. This includes no DMV hassles, and delivers the car to the buyer’s doorstep.
“We guaranty to deliver every car to customer’s doorstep, and for those customers that want to pick up the car by themselves, we flown them in to pick the car up,” said Liang.
New owners have a 10-day grace period to test drive, and all cars come with a 100-day, 3,000-mile warranty for the best in customer service and protection.
Sellers will have an equally quick and painless transaction. Fill out the required information on the site, and sellers will receive a quote and inspection. After a buyer puts in an order, a representative will come hand deliver a check for the agreed on price and take the car. The seller’s responsibilities, including selling and meeting potential buyers, end when the representative drives away.
“Carloha has changed the car buying and selling experience,” said Liang.
Carloha offers delivery nationwide. For the selling service, coverage includes NYC, Long Island, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maryland, Virginia, Delaware and Washington D.C. Plans are to expand across the country.
Learn more at www.carloha.com.
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