Cadillac Adds Parking App to Models
Cadillac has added ParkWhiz to its vehicle connectivity platform to help drivers find parking, the GM brand announced.
Cadillac has rolled out parking assistance in a partnership with ParkWhiz.
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Cadillac has added ParkWhiz to its vehicle connectivity platform to help drivers find parking, the GM brand announced.
The capability comes in the form of an app that drivers can download from the Cadillac Marketplace that was added to vehicles starting with the 2017 model year. ParkWhiz is an online parking marketplace that lists available parking near an address the user plugs into a search bar.
The Cadillac ParkWhiz app will allow users to set up a ParkWhiz account that includes preferred payment method and vehicle details such as make, model, and license plate number.
Users can search for parking listings that show prices and details about the lot or garage. Drivers can book parking ahead of time and access their entry or exit pass with a few taps on the vehicle touchscreen.
ParkWhiz shows thousands of available spaces in more than 250 cities in the U.S.
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