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Big Boy Toyz re-enforces online sales with improved e-bookings

The pre-owned luxury car dealer plans to expand its annual target to Rs 400 crore in this financial year and sell over 500 cars in the same duration.
2 min read19 Jan '20
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The pre-owned luxury car dealer – Big Boy Toyz (BBT) – is betting big on its digital sales platform. The company says as part of its efforts to provide seamless sales experience in a transparent manner, it brought in an e-booking initiative that is now generating almost 50 percent of the overall revenue.

BBT deals in over 150 high-end luxury cars and supercars spanning 24 brands, and has a consumer base of almost 7,000 (on their digital platform) and expanding. Big Boy Toyz says that it reaches out to its potential customers across India by posting details of their cars inventory on their digital platforms. Last year, the company reported sales revenue of Rs 250 crore; this financial year, BBT plans to expand their annual target to Rs 400 crore and sell over 500 cars.

As part of its digital process, BBT says that it has provided consumers the comfort of purchasing their pre-owned luxury car online, with no physical presence required. A consumer can visit the website, book the car, make an e-payment and the vehicle will be delivered to their doorstep within days.

Commenting on the announcement, Jatin Ahuja, founder, Big Boy Toyz said, “Cruising through our website and our social media pages, consumers are provided with an in-depth insight into the cars we host in our inventories. Looking at the evolving auto industry and the digital landscape we felt it was necessary we strengthen our online presence in order to tap into an untapped market."

"Our virtual presence has been strengthened over the last one year as we felt it was important to maintain a clear e-booking mechanism for all our consumers. I personally felt that a personal connect with the consumers was important in order to convert them to potential customers. The pull strategy for our working gives us more insight as to what exactly the customers are looking for and the sort of response they give,” added Ahuja.

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