Target stores across the state are now offering drive-up service.
As if Target wasn't already the place we go for just about everything... the retail chain announced Tuesday that customers in both Florida and Texas can buy items without leaving their car.
The service began last fall in Minneapolis, where the company is headquartered. Target hopes to expand the service to nearly 1,000 stores across the U.S. by the end of the year.
Orders can be placed with the Target mobile app and should be ready in less than two hours. Customers then park in designated spots outside the store and employees will bring out the orders.
The states of Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma and South Carolina already have drive-up Target services.
Walmart officers a similar drive-up service for groceries at some locations, but Target's service applies to any in-stock items at the store.
Both retailers have previously offered in-store pickup.