How brokerage works
A description,then a search.
Brokerage is not a shortcut to a showroom. It is a written description of what you want, and somebody working that description on your behalf.
Stage 01
Tell us what you want
The car, the budget, the must-haves. In writing, once.
Stage 02
We search all 9 lots
Greg calls the dealer side and brings back what actually matches.
Stage 03
We beat the price
The negotiating happens on the phone — not across a desk from you.
Stage 04
You drive away happy
Paperwork, trade-in and the next purchase steps, handled with you.
What you actually pay
Where the price comes from.
- 01Dealership AgreementsAutomotive Car Brokers works directly with dealerships across the region under broker agreements.
- 02Bottom-Line PricingThrough these agreements, dealers share their true cost price — not the sticker or “invoice” price marketing departments advertise.
- 03Your DiscountWe negotiate additional discounts below that cost, and pass the savings on to you.
- 04Why Dealers Do ItIt comes down to volume. By moving dozens of vehicles a month, dealers hit numbers that make discounting below cost worth it for them — steady volume matters more to them than margin on any single sale.
What it is not
- Not a dealership. Automotive Car Brokers does not own, hold, or stock vehicles.
- Not a marketplace. There are no listings on this site, and nothing here is for sale.
- Not a lender. No financing is arranged, calculated, or pre-qualified here.
- Not a price guarantee. Every deal is negotiated on the vehicle you actually want — no specific figure or percentage is promised in advance.
Open items
Process detail pending
The stage descriptions above are kept to what has been confirmed. Timings, response commitments and operational specifics have not been supplied, so none have been invented to fill the gap.