LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Do you hate car buying? Next to a visit to the dentist, haggling to buy a new car is one of the most unpleasant things most people think of.
But now, that's changing.
Some dealers are moving to online car buying, with a new system that avoids the pushy salesmen.
A man bought a car through "Wyler Complete," the nation's first fully online car sales program.
"It literally was just like buying something on Amazon."
Marketing Director Kevin Frye said many other dealers sell online, but still require salesman interaction.
"The reality is you're going to have to interact with a call center, sales person, or visit a dealership to actually complete the sale."
With "Wyler Complete," the buyer was able to choose the vehicle, find the discounts, decide on an extended warranty, and digitally sign the financing all in one place.
So when searching for cars, see if your dealer has an all-online buying experience, that way you don't waste your money.
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