Updated Twice a Day
Newsletter in a New Format
The most commonly asked question here at the Cars On Line
headquarters is "Which ones are the 'new' ads?" People
who check the site daily don't want to wade through 50,000 classic
car photo ads when they may have seen many of them on a previous
visit. You want an easy method of finding the newest ads fast.
So we've developed the Cars On Line
Update newsletter
to keep you up to date on all the new ad listings.
The newsletter is served up every Friday afternoon with a
fresh batch of classic car news for the week. The newsletter
was originated to give buyers a quick reference to the newest
ad listings as they come in . The New
Listings page is updated in real time several times
a day. You'll find a fresh link to the New
Listings page in each edition
of the newsletter. It has all the new listings as they are added
to our site in real time. Be sure to bookmark the New Listings page.
The newsletter also has a Price Changes
page where you can be alerted to the ads where prices have been
reduced. Especially in this current market, sometimes prices
are drastically reduced and the sale happens quickly. You want
to be the first one to know when the red PRICE REDUCED tag is placed on an existing
ad. (When the newsletter is published each week, you get a fresh
link to the New Listings
page and the Price Changes
page. The link will expire on Thursday of each week. Then on
Friday you'll get a fresh link in the new newsletter. Bookmark
these pages in "favorites" on your Internet browser
when the newsletter first comes out.)
The newsletter gives you inside information that no one else
is privy to. For instance, Cars On Line
consultant Larry Kolb will give you his oberservations and analysis
of the market. We keep you posted as to whether collector car
prices are "going up" or "coming down." This
is need to know information. Don't buy too high or sell too low.
You'll know what is happening to prices because you'll here it
first in the Cars On Line newsletter. We'll also offer inside
information on cars that are listed and allow you to preview
some of the outstanding DEALs of the
DAY before they are posted on our homepage.You'll
enjoy features like the CAR INSPECTIONS
feature where we let you "inside" to see
an complete inspection report with insights into what we find
when we inspect cars being sold on the internet.
We tell you when the Car Show Calendar
dates are published and review some of the world's top car shows
and auctions. You'll get inside information on car shows and
auctions that will have an impact on the market. Be the first
to hear about them in the Cars On Line Daily Update newsletter.
As an example, here are some recent newsletters:
Click HERE to see a sample newsletter
from September 26, 2008
Click HERE to see a sample newsletter
from September 19, 2008
Click HERE to see a sample newsletter
from September 12, 2008
Click HERE to see a sample newsletter
from September 5, 2008
Another popular feature of our newsletter is the SOLD
notifications. Once a week we let you see all the SOLD
ads for the past week. Its a great analysis tool to see which
cars are actually selling and what price ranges they fall into.
By knowing the price and quality of cars that actually have SOLD,
you become a smarter buyer and can spot new trends as they happen.
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DISCLAIMER: Readers should be aware that the editiorial
comments made in this newsletter are strictly the opinion of
the author, Larry Kolb. These comments are his views of the marketability
of these cars based on information provided by the sellers. Neither
Mr. Kolb nor Cars On Line will profit from the sale of any of
the cars mentioned here. These comments are not to be mistaken
for advertising. None of these vehicles has been inspected by
Cars On Line. No warranty of these vehicles is implied or given
by Cars On Line. It is strongly recommended that anyone interested
in the purchase of these vehicles should consider the benefits
of having them inspected before the sale.