Nationwide auto broker
Pricing starts at invoice and below on new cars.
Tell Greg the car. He searches all nine lots and works the dealer side for you — a supported new model or any pre-owned vehicle you can describe, all credit types. Pick it up in person, or have it delivered anywhere in the country.
Start here
Browse the actual stock at any of the nine stores. Find something you like, note its stock number, and send it to Greg — he works the price from there.
Nine stores. New-vehicle requests are limited to these makes.
Pre-owned is open to any make, any model, any year.
Found one? Send Greg the stock number.
Send Greg a stock numberThese links open the dealership’s own website. Automotive Car Brokers does not operate or control those listings, and holds none of the vehicles shown.
Trademarks: Manufacturer names and logos are the property of their respective owners and are used here only to identify the makes a vehicle request can be submitted for.
Disclaimer: Automotive Car Brokers is an independent broker, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an authorized dealer for any manufacturer. Where a manufacturer link goes to a dealership’s own inventory listing, that inventory is the dealership’s — Automotive Car Brokers neither operates nor controls it, and holds no vehicle it links to.
Why a broker
A search site shows you what has been listed. Greg works the other end of the phone — the same request goes out across the dealerships he already deals with, and what comes back is measured against your description rather than against whatever somebody needs to move off a lot this month.
Makes the request reaches. Automotive Car Brokers is a broker, not an authorized dealer for any manufacturer, and holds no vehicle shown or linked.
One request, start to finish
Sample request — illustrative. Not a real transaction.
Vehicle description
— Greg reads this himself
The options sheet
Options sourced and reviewed against the criteria you set at the start.
What Greg handles
Two different searches
A new-vehicle request starts from a specification: the model, the trim, the finish and when you want it. The work is confirming what can be supported and coordinating from there.
A pre-owned request starts from a description rather than a specification. Year range, mileage tolerance, color, interior, must-have features, budget and where you are. The more of it you write down, the tighter the search runs.
New-vehicle requests are limited to makes and models we can support.
Pre-owned requests are open to any make, any model, any year.
Illustrative photography. Automotive Car Brokers does not hold, stock or offer vehicles for sale, and no vehicle shown is available or priced.
How it works
The car, the budget, the must-haves. In writing, once.
Greg calls the dealer side and brings back what actually matches.
The negotiating happens on the phone — not across a desk from you.
Paperwork, trade-in and the next purchase steps, handled with you.
The short way in
A listing, a windshield sticker, something parked on a driveway. Send the picture and Greg picks it up from there — no form, no account, no description to write.
Ask for Greg
A description only works if somebody is accountable for it. Yours is handled by Greg, the same person from the first description through to coordinating the final steps.
You are not routed to a queue, and you do not re-explain what you want to a new voice each time the conversation picks up.
Greg spent eleven years on the dealership side — sales, then finance — before going independent. He works one desk, and he answers it himself.
Talk Through My Request
Wherever you are
Buying out of state changes nothing about how this works. The same request goes to the same nine dealerships, and the vehicle is either transported to your door or waiting for you if you would rather collect it yourself.
Delivery is arranged per vehicle. Ask Greg what it involves for your address.
What buyers say
Reviews left on Greg's Google profile — first name and town, as written.
Marcus D.Towson, MD · March
I had three dealers telling me three different stories about the same trim. Greg sent one sheet with four cars on it and what was different about each.
Priya R.Columbia, MD · February
We needed a third row and had a budget that would not move. He found it two states over and handled the paperwork. I never set foot on a lot.
Dan K.Annapolis, MD · January
Texted him a photo from a dealer lot on a Saturday. He came back and told me what I was actually looking at, and what to ask about it.
Before you ask
The first step is four things you already know. The detail comes after, and nothing is sent until you finish.
