Price My Car has enjoyed extensive media coverage as Australian motorists embrace the concept of greater transparency in new car pricing and dealers take advantage of an industry disruption in how to connect to buyers.
ABC
The price of new cars has gone up as much as 25 per cent since before the pandemic, according to website PriceMyCar.com.au.
GoAuto
KIA, Mazda and Ford are the most sought after brands by prospective buyers according to Australian online vehicle sales site PriceMyCar.com.au.
The Advertiser
SA new car buyers are waiting an average 148 days for a new car, with only WA consumers waiting longer, according to data from vehicle sales website PriceMyCar.
Yahoo Finance
A Nissan Patrol, for example, has an expected wait time of 228 days, according to data from Price My Car.
Carsguide
According to data published by local car pricing advice website Price My Car, January 2022 was the first month since November 2020…
7News Australia
New car buyers are being warned the long delivery delays will continue for the rest of the year. Strong demand and global supply shortages mean some buyers are waiting months to get behind the wheel.
News.com.au
‘It inspires competition among dealerships to contest for business and awareness, and with over 300,000 new-car prices, quotes, invoices and deals, consumers have a wealth of choice’
Whichcar.com.au
‘Car buyers in NSW fare much better, paying on average 0.43 percent less for a car than the average for the rest of the country. According to data accumulated by pricemycar.com.au, NSW is the least expensive state in which to buy a car, followed by Victoria’
Australian Financial Review
‘A digital disrupter aiming to inject more pricing transparency into the new car sales industry says he's receiving an avalanche of data from buyers who've gone through a tortuous process and are willing to divulge the final price they paid for a vehicle.’
6PR.com.au
‘Founder and CEO of PriceMyCar, David Lye, bring us some new data you’ll want before you buy your next car’
RACQ
‘Research conducted by PriceMyCar has revealed Queensland motorists paid 0.14% more than the national average when purchasing a new car.’
