Companies we've worked with
For classic and collector car dealers
A team runs the Facebook and Instagram ads under your dealership's name, aimed at the people near you sitting on a car they're ready to let go. Interested sellers land in your team's texts, screened on the page first. Your team books the walkthrough and takes the car.
Two minutes. Why buyers are the easy half, where the cars are hiding, and what we run under your name.
What we do
A media buyer, an account manager and a systems specialist run all of it under your dealership's name, every day. Nobody on your floor opens Ads Manager, boosts a post or chases a lead by hand.
Written for the owner who's ready to let the car go, and for the family who just inherited one and has no idea what to do with it. They ask for the car. They never quote a number.
The car, the year, the shape it's in, and how soon they want it gone.
Every lead texts your team the second it lands, hears back inside sixty seconds under your dealership's name, and gets five more touches if the owner goes quiet.
From the day we hold your intake, access to your ad account, a payment method on it and your logo. Sellers usually start raising a hand the same week the ads switch on.
We write the script, you film it in five minutes, we edit it and run it beside the statics.

The owner ran his own campaign beside ours in the same ad account, the same month. His ran $131.67 a lead. Ours ran $37.45.
The cheapest lead of the five, on an account that's still running with us today.
$46.63 a lead, blended across four compounding pharmacies and a B2B healthcare company.
A lead-form campaign that brought 156 leads at $13.57 each.
Questions
We run the Facebook and Instagram ads under your dealership's name and the page that asks what the car is, what shape it's in and how soon they want it gone. Every lead lands in your team's texts the second it raises a hand, with automated follow-up behind it. A team does all of it, every day. Your team books the walkthrough and takes the car. Live in fourteen days.
You have buyers. The big auction sites hand you a national room full of them for nothing. What runs out is cars. Every week you can't take one in is a week your floor turns slower, and the owner who was ready to sell called somebody else. This points the ads at the half nobody is fighting over.
Your competitors think so. Around 4,494 ads in this corner of the market are live on Facebook in the US right now, in the public Meta Ad Library, and the two biggest names in consignment are already running exactly this play. What almost nobody runs is a seller ad aimed at their own county, every week.
Keep both. Auctions cost you a buyer's premium and a haul, and word of mouth arrives when it arrives. This adds the owner who found you on his phone at nine at night, and the daughter clearing out a garage who has never set foot in your building. Your buyers never see any of it.
Never. Every ad invites an owner to bring the car in or send photos. Numbers stay on your floor with your people, where they belong. We also never dress a car up as a way to make money, because that flips the ad into a category that strips the local targeting your floor depends on.
Fourteen days from the day we hold your intake, access to your ad account, a payment method on it and your logo. Sellers usually start raising a hand the same week the ads switch on.
We'll give you the number on the call, and it takes about ninety seconds. Your ad budget goes straight to Meta, and you set it.
Month to month, no term. To cancel, email your account manager fifteen or more days before a renewal. Every asset we make you is yours to keep, whether you stay or go.
A call on Zoom with a specialist who works on collector car dealerships, and the team behind it. We pull the public ad library and read you who's advertising near you, then walk through what a full consignment pipeline would take.
Yes. We write the script, you film it on your phone, we edit it, and we run it beside the static ads. Nothing to learn and no crew to hire.
Fill your floor with cars.
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