The Financial Post reports in its Tuesday edition that Ford has struck a deal with Amazon to sell certified used cars through its e-commerce website. A Bloomberg dispatch to the Post reports that Ford joins Hyundai Motor on the Amazon Autos portal, which allows car buyers to browse, finance and purchase a used car by clicking on the familiar "add to cart" icon. Hyundai began selling new cars through the platform late last year, but Ford is only offering its "Blue Advantage" certified used cars on the site, the second-largest U.S. automaker said Monday. Car buyers will take delivery of their vehicles through Ford dealers participating in the program. Ford dealers in Los Angeles, Seattle and Dallas have signed up, but Ford plans to roll out the program nationally in the coming months. Ford said about 200 of its 2,800 dealers nationwide have expressed interest in selling on Amazon. Ford's move comes as consumers are looking for simpler and faster ways to buy cars and are patronizing on-line car sellers such as Carvana and Carmax. It also comes at a time when average new car prices have topped a record $50,000 (U.S.) and more mainstream buyers are turning to used car lots to find something they can afford.