Car dealerships

AI sales agentfor cardealerships

Shoppers screenshot a listing, a car they saw on the street, or a color they love. The agent reads body style, color, and trim cues, then recommends from your approved inventory and offers a test drive — not a random internet listing.

Blue compact hatchback photographed outside a dealership
Car dealerships
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I saw this blue hatchback. Do you have one like it, and can I test drive Saturday?
That looks like a compact city hatchback in blue. We have two similar cars on the lot. I can send Saturday morning to sales for a test-drive confirmation.
Photo matched to inventory · test-drive intent · sales can take over
On the lot

Built for the photo they send at 10pm.

Shoppers still want a human for the test drive. They do not need a human to guess the model from a screenshot or repeat Saturday availability.

Compact blue hatchback photographed for a dealership listing
Photo-to-inventory match
Sports car photographed for a dealership listing
Trim & color options
Rows of cars on a dealership lot
Live lot availability
Dealership lot at night under showroom lights
After-hours photo leads
Photo to inventory

They send a photo of the car they want. You send back the match on the lot.

Shoppers screenshot a listing, a car they saw on the street, or a color they love. The agent reads body style, color, and trim cues, then recommends from your approved inventory and offers a test drive.

  1. 01 Shopper sends a photo
  2. 02 Agent scans the image
  3. 03 Reads body & trim
  4. 04 Returns lot matches
Customer photoWhatsApp photo
Customer-sent photo of a compact blue hatchback
Matching vehicles on your lot
Matching compact hatchback

2026 Compact Hatchback

96% match

Same body style · white · 3 in stock · Saturday test drive open

City hatchback alternative

City hatchback alternative

88% match

If they want a firmer drive · 1 available this week

Lot inventory

Certified pre-owned hatchback

81% match

Lower payment option · similar color and seating

The agent only recommends from your approved inventory. Sales can take over with the photo and matches attached.

Why photos matter here

The lead is a screenshot. Your team should not start from a blank chat.

01

Shoppers send a photo of a car they like and wait while sales reverse-engineers the model and trim.

02

After-hours screenshots cool off overnight before anyone matches them to live lot inventory.

03

Sales reps spend initial phone calls repeating trim, color, and budget questions instead of scheduling the drive.

Sports car photographed for a dealership listing
From photo to test drive

Match the car first. Then book the drive.

The agent reads the photo against approved inventory, names the match, and captures a test-drive time so sales walks in with the vehicle already chosen.

Customer
This is the blue hatchback I want. Do you have one like it?
100xSales agent
Matched to a compact hatchback in blue — two similar cars on the lot. Would Saturday morning work for a test drive?
Customer
Yes, Saturday morning.
100xSales agent
Captured. Sales gets the photo, the matched VIN path, and Saturday morning.
What actually matters

Photo matching, lot truth, and a test-drive handoff.

Read a shopper photo or screenshot for body style, color, and trim cues.
Recommend only from your approved live inventory — never a random internet lookalike.
Answer MSRP, finance, and availability from dealership knowledge after the match.
Capture vehicle interest, budget range, and preferred test-drive time.
Route high-intent shoppers to sales with the photo, matches, and summary attached.
Phototo lot match
3inventory options
1test-drive request
1sales handoff

Illustrative workflow metrics, not customer performance claims.

Dealership workflow

What to expect selling from photos.

What if the photo doesn't match anything on the lot?

The agent says so clearly and surfaces the closest approved alternatives from your inventory instead of guessing a VIN that doesn't exist.

Can it quote final pricing or approve financing?

It shares approved MSRP ranges and estimated finance terms to qualify interest, then hands pricing negotiation and paperwork to sales.

Does it work outside business hours?

Yes. Screenshots sent late in the evening can be matched so sales can start the morning with useful test-drive requests ready to confirm.

What does the sales team actually receive?

The customer's original photo, the matched vehicles from live inventory, and the requested test-drive time — ready to confirm, not transcribe.

Ready for the lot

Turn every car photo into a test-drive request.

Connect inventory knowledge and WhatsApp. Let 100xSales match the photo, then hand sales a buyer who already knows the car.

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