"We are excited to offer ResponseLogix`s software solutions to our auto dealer clients in order to help them respond to potential customers in a timely, consistent and relevant way," said Tim Condon, Director, Classified Advertising, The Washington Post.

"We believe dealers using ResponseLogix will benefit by quickly delivering customized quotes to their Internet leads, freeing up their
sales managers to spend more face time with the buyer."

ResponseLogix says that with its solution suite, auto dealers are able to deliver to a car buyer a price quote on multiple vehicles, consistent with his or her trim-level request, from the assigned sales representative in less than 10 minutes.  "ResponseLogix solves the top three challenges facing auto dealer Internet sales departments: increasing the speed and quality of initial response to leads, improving the impact and consistency of ongoing follow up, and managing the online and person-to-person communications," the company adds.

"The Washington Post has a strong track record of serving its readers and business customers with the highest levels of professionalism and good service," said Tom Mohr, President and CEO of ResponseLogix. "Having a partner with the prestige and marketing savvy of The Washington Post, who already has strong relationships with their local automotive dealers, further validates our value proposition -- that a rapid quote response is the key to driving Internet sales."

ResponseLogix products are available in 40 US markets for Toyota, Ford, Lincoln-Mercury, Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Honda, Lexus, Audi, Honda, Acura, Nissan, Infiniti and Hyundai dealers across the US. Additional OEM`s will be supported soon.