When customers leave your dealership, whether they are happy or disappointed they will be talking about the experience with family, friends, and co-workers.

The Internet is fertile ground for sharing experiences, and consumers are rating everything from hotels, air travel and restaurants to the performance of the local pet groomer. Consumer Reports has been rating vehicles, electronics and appliances for years.

Social sites like MySpace, FaceBook, and YouTube draw in millions of Internet users everyday. Members share their feelings about what they love, hate and other causes they are passionate about including how they feel about their vehicles and the car buying experience.

CarFolks.com is different from any other social network or dealer rating site. CarFolks initiates the conversation about auto retailers and the vehicle buying process. It is the first online community that brings together consumers with auto retailers in order to make the car and truck buying experience more enjoyable.

Consumers are going online and looking for dealerships that will give them a great buying experience and CarFolks helps these auto shoppers find those dealers.