Ebay Inc. (Nasdaq: Ebay) has taken over his takeover of Caramel, an online transaction platform for automobiles, which strengthens its position on the market for digital vehicles. The deal, originally announced in January, aims to rationalize sales with the vehicle by integrating the end-to-end transaction technology of Caramel in Ebay engines.
The Caramel platform offers a safe and completely digital vehicle transaction experience, the owner transfer, financing, transport and paperwork. By including this technology, Ebay tries to simplify vehicle transactions for buyers and sellers and at the same time maintain transparency and security.
“At Ebay we know that buying a car is a significant decision and trust is the focus of this experience,” said Chris Prill, General Manager of Ebay Motors. “By integrating Caramels seamless platform, we underline the commitment of eBay for a safer and more transparent vehicle market, which in turn makes it easier for buyers and sellers to act with trust.”
Caramel's services remain not only available on eBay, but also via their own platform, independent dealers as well as market and auction partners. This approach ensures the ongoing accessibility for users in various automotive sales channels.
“The partnership with eBay is more suitable for caramel, as it is easier to promote our goals for the promotion of connections, the establishment of living communities and the people for the purchase and sale of things they love,” said Edward Brojerdi and Craig took, Co. CEOs and co -founder of Karamell. “I am pleased about the opportunity for our team and our technology to increase the journey for the car for even more vehicle enthusiasts in the USA.”