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New functionality! “Soon to be expected” stock now available on the website

New functionality! “Soon to be expected” stock now available on the website

Also in these challenging periods, we continue to build and deliver new online functionalities to serve our customers even better.

This week we introduce a new feature knowing "Expected stock". As of now, stock that is soon to be expected for sale, will be presented on the website and you will be able to get a notification when the car is available for sale.

The new feature ‘expected stock’ in a nutshell:

  • Be the first to see new to be expected cars online;
  • Receive an automated email notification when cars​ become available for sale (and be the first)​;
  • ​Expected stock exclusively for customers with an account.

This feature is ONLY available for our customers that have an account.

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