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Meet your new favorite way to buy a car 😎 With TrueCar+, buy new and used cars 100% online. Even have it delivered to your door. Experience TrueCar+ today: bit.ly/4d1YqXS

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We are looking forward to this expanding into Texas for our stores to use.

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