SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. - (04/07/06) -- Autoland said it has expanded itscall center by 70% and is in the process of installing a newtechnology platform that will enable car buyers to complete theentire transaction online. The company, which was acquired by SantaMonica, Calif.-based Zag last November, said it is also expandingits services to other states over the coming months. Autoland wasfounded in 1971 and claims to be the country's largest auto-buyingservice for credit unions.
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