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Car Manufacturers Go with Adobe Flex RIA

OK, car manufactures go Flex. Will they lose or gain customers because of that? Car manufacturers want to have fancy consumer sites. It's a world of RIA, and having interactive Web sites should bring more people to car dealerships. But poorly performing Web site can turn into lost revenues.

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gerrymclarnon commented on the 3 Apr 2008

I'll have to take your word for the slow connection, my experience of the site is that it is slick and fast. BTW how many people buy a car on impulse via a website?

sc commented on the 25 Feb 2008

I'm sure the testers can't think of all combinations and permutations, but they could do better. A simple performance test is one. The other is the requirement for Flash. I've been browsing quite a number of car sites lately as I'm in the market, and I've been browsing with my new toy, my ipod touch. Surprise! Flash isn't supported in the touch, so I move on to the next car manufacturer (granted I blame Apple for not supporting Flash). Luckily, at www.thesmart.ca I'm able to build the car I want on my touch and show it to my spouse. smart is a little smarter than vw it seems.

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