Wallapop launches a tool to buy and sell cars through its app


Wallapop launches a tool to buy and sell cars through its app



The search engine of the application has been improved with a new filter specific for vehicles



  Wallapop launches a new category within its specific app for buying and selling used cars. This new category comes with a new tool that improves the user experience and offers new features for both individuals and professionals.

"We want to bet on renewing the sector of the sale of used vehicles, as was done with consumer goods," says Bernardo Reiner, Commercial Director of Wallapop, convinced that the commitment to new technological tools adapted to this sector of used vehicles may be able to change the way in which a car is bought and sold.

  This revolution, says wallapop, will have a continuist line in its philosophy and aims to turn the search for a car into an activity "easy, fast, fun and comfortable." The platform now has a catalog with more a wide variety of cars and accessories, and aims to turn your app into a reference in the purchase and sale of cars.

Catalog of professionals

The search engine of the app has been improved with a new filter specific to cars, in which users can find in seconds the perfect car for them, choosing among the many options available, improved for this category. Also recurring collections with themes related to automobiles will be launched, to find the perfect car is easier.

For professionals of used vehicles, Wallapop has developed a web platform that will allow them to massively upload their entire catalog quickly and easily. This platform will have a professional chat with advanced functionalities to improve the efficiency of the sale.

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