Sat 6:40 pmThe lot is closed

For used-car dealers · Every car launched like a new model

Every car you stock,
ready to sell itself.

One live listing becomes the full sales kit: brochures, social posts, a short film and a QR page on the car.

Film loop · 6 s

Dusk on a closed lot. Jordan scans the sticker on the Everest’s window; Alex leans in to see the brochure on her phone.

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Sat 6:40 pm The lot is closed. The car answers anyway. Jordan scans the sticker on the window, and the whole brochure opens on her phone. Alex leans in. The dealer left at five.
  • Built from your listingNo shoot, no rewrite.
  • Nothing inventedEvery figure is yours; every image says what it is.
  • No app for your buyersA scan, a page, two downloads.

Thu 9:14 pm

Your buyer is shopping.
You’re closed.

Ten tabs, twelve Everests and nobody to ask. The facts are online. The story, and the person to call, get lost on the way.

  1. Everest Platinum 3.0L
  2. 2025 Everest · 12,480 km
  3. 2025 Ford Everest Platinum
  4. Everest Trend 4x4
  5. Everest Sport V6
  6. Everest Platinum, one owner
  7. +4 tabs

Film loop · 6 s

A living room at night. Alex opens yet another tab; Jordan points, then shrugs.

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Thu 9:14 pm The homework happens after hours. Tab eleven, another Everest. Same year, same price: which one? Does it tow 3.5 tonnes? Nobody to ask.

Sat 6:40 pm

Your cars now hand out
their own brochures.

A sticker on the window opens the brochure on the buyer’s phone. No app, no sign-up, and your salesperson’s number on every page.

  • A sticker for every car, printed ready to apply
  • Update the brochure and the same sticker opens the new one
  • Works on a Sunday, with the gate locked

Film loop · 10 s

Close on the rear window: a phone meets the sticker and lights up. The screen is the real customer page.

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Sat 6:40 pm Scan, and the car is in their pocket. One scan, with no app and no sign-up, opens the price, the specifications and both brochures. Alex leans in, and they save it for Sunday.

Sun 10:05 am

They take the whole car home.

Every fact in one brochure, honestly labelled, with the person to call on page two. Flip through the real one, exactly as it prints.

Film loop · 6 s

Morning light on a kitchen table. Jordan reads the brochure; Alex reads over her shoulder.

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Sun 10:05 am The kitchen-table decision. The whole car, on the kitchen table. Page two: the person to call. One question left; they’ll ask on Monday.
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Mon 12:20 pm

One question.
One tap to answer it.

The phone edition goes out in the chat, already branded and already correct. Your salesperson answers once, in writing.

2025 Everest PlatinumAlex, Jordan and Sam
  1. Alex

    Hi Sam, quick one: does the Everest tow 3.5 tonnes?

  2. It does, 3,500 kg braked. Here’s the brochure for your phone.

  3. 2025 Ford Everest PlatinumMobile brochure · PDF · 1.3 MB
  4. Alex

    Perfect. Can we see it Tuesday?

  5. 4:30 works. It’ll be out front for you.

Tue 4:30 pm

They arrive already
sold on the car.

Your salesperson spends the visit on the drive, not on repeating the spec sheet. What they read is what they find.

Film loop · 9 s

The walk-around. Sam points to the wheel; Alex crouches to look; Jordan checks her phone and nods.

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Tue 4:30 pm The walk-around. They know the car before Sam says a word. Alex checks the wheels he read about, and Jordan checks the specs on her phone as they go.

Film loop · 6 s

Inside the cabin. Alex at the wheel; Sam shows the touchscreen from the passenger seat; Jordan looks on from the back.

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Tue 4:52 pm What they read is what they find. The cabin is just as the brochure showed. Sam shows the screen, with no surprises, and Alex, at the wheel, says this is the one.

Tue 5:15 pm

Good for your buyers
is good for business.

The buyer gets confidence, and confidence is what shortens a sale. The honesty that protects the buyer also protects your name.

Film loop · 6 s

Sam hands Alex the key across the desk; Jordan’s hand on his shoulder; the Everest waits outside the window.

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Tue 5:15 pm The keys, not a handshake. Sam hands over the keys, five days after that eleventh tab on Thursday night. No surprises left, just the drive home.

For your buyerAlex and Jordan, buying

No surprises on the day.

  • Every fact in one place, nothing invented
  • A brochure to keep, share and compare
  • Styled images labelled as styled

For your salespersonSam, on the floor

Leads who already know the car.

  • Their name, photo and number on the brochure
  • The phone edition goes out in one tap
  • Fewer repeats of the same details

For your dealershipYour lot, day and night

Every car launched like a new model.

  • One look across print, phone, social and the lot
  • Your lot keeps selling after hours
  • Your branding, and your files

The kit

Everything one car needs to sell.

Twelve pieces from one listing, grouped by where each one does its work. Keep scrolling and the kit comes round to you; every piece is the real output for our demonstration Everest.

  1. Hand over · four pieces

    Something to hold.

    Printed for the counter and the kitchen table: the whole car on paper, and a showcase for the screen in your showroom.

    • A4 brochure
    • Specification sheet
    • Retail flyer
    • Showcase
  2. Send · one piece, three pages

    Something to send.

    The phone edition goes out in any chat app: a tall PDF sized for a screen, with your salesperson one tap away.

    • The cover
    • The person to call
    • The essentials
  3. Post · five pieces

    Something to post.

    The same car in four poster sizes, for the feed, for stories and reels and for banners, and a vertical film ready to post as it is.

    • Poster · 1:1
    • Poster · 4:5
    • Poster · 9:16
    • Poster · 16:9
    • Short film · 9:16
  4. On the car · two pieces

    Something on the window.

    A sticker on the glass opens the customer page on any phone, day or night, with no app to install.

    • Sticker sheet
    • Customer page

Hand over

Four pieces

Keep scrolling and they come round

The range

One system.
Every vehicle gets its own story.

Campaign work shaped around different cars, buyers and places, in posters and film. Tap any piece to see it large.

Wed 8:10 am

Your part is a link
and a sticker.

I make everything in the kit. You do three things, once for each car.

Film loop · 6 s

Early morning on the lot. Sam presses the sticker onto the Everest’s rear side window and smooths it flat.

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Wed 8:10 am Before the week begins. Sam puts the sticker on. One scan answers every question, and the car is ready to sell itself.

Your three steps

  1. Send one listingThe link to a car you have listed now, and your logo.
  2. Approve the kitOne round of changes is included.
  3. Stick it on the windowThe sticker goes inside the rear side window, facing out.

Honest by design

Nothing invented.
Everything labelled.

It’s why buyers trust it, and why your name is safe on it. Scroll, and each promise lights up where it sits on a real page.

  1. Every figure comes from your listingPrice, distance, engine and equipment, as you publish them.
  2. What to confirm is written downEach document tells the buyer what to check with you.
  3. Every image says what it isStyled images and renderings are labelled on the page.
The vehicle details page of the example brochure

Who makes this

The best part is a person.

I’m Parveen Verma. Every kit is made to one standard and I check it before it reaches you, so the fiftieth car you stock looks as considered as the first. You deal with me directly, and if something is wrong, I fix it.

My background on LinkedIn
Parveen Verma, who designs every kit, leaning on a cream Mercedes-Benz convertible

What it costs

Start with one car.
Keep going when it works.

Your first car is free. After that, each car is priced to your stock and quoted in your currency. Month to month, with no contract and no setup fee.

Start here

Free sample

Free

One car, once

  • A4 brochure and phone edition
  • Specification sheet, showcase and flyer
  • Posters in 1:1, 4:5, 9:16 and 16:9
  • The film, on request, at a price
Create a kit for my car
Print and social

Package 1 · The kit

Price on request

Per car, month to month

  • Everything in the sample, for every car
  • Your branding, set up once
  • One round of changes
  • No QR sticker or phone landing page
Ask for a price
Everything on this page

Package 2 · The kit + QR

Price on request

Per car, month to month

  • Everything in Package 1
  • A QR sticker for the window, printed ready to apply
  • The car’s own phone landing page
  • Updated whenever the brochure is
Ask for a price

The 15-second film is made to order with either package. With the free sample it’s on request, at a price.

Any time

Plain answers.

What dealers ask first. Anything else, ask me directly.

Send one listing
What exactly do I get for one car?

Five PDFs: a full A4 brochure, a phone edition for sending in a chat, a specification sheet, a landscape showcase and a retail flyer. Social posters in four sizes: square and portrait for the feed, 9:16 for stories and reels, and landscape for banners. A short vertical film, if you want one. And a sticker for the window that opens the car’s own page. All built from the same listing, so every piece matches.

How is it priced?

Per car, month to month, and quoted in your currency. Your first car is free, so you see the work on your own stock before we talk numbers. Package 2 adds the QR sticker and the car’s own phone page.

Where do the photographs and details come from?

Straight from your live listing: the photos, the specifications, the price and your details. No shoot to book and nothing for your team to gather. Update the listing and everything I make follows.

What happens to the sticker when the car sells?

The sticker carries a short link, not the brochure itself. When the car sells, that link can point to your current stock instead, so nothing needs reprinting.

Do buyers need an app?

No. Any phone camera opens the page. The buyer sees the car, the price, the person to call and two downloads: the brochure and the phone edition.

Will it carry my dealership’s branding?

Yes. Your logo, colours, contact details and licence number are set up once and used on everything after that. The live example on this page is our own demonstration listing.

Does it work in my country?

Yes. Prices, currency, distances and phone numbers follow your market’s formats. Tell me where you are and I’ll set it up.

How long does it take?

Your first car takes a little longer while I set up your brand. After that, most come back within a few business days. Sending a batch? We’ll agree a timeline together.

Who owns the files?

You do. Print them, post them, email them, put them on your website. No watermark and no credit needed.

Is there a lock-in?

No contract and no setup fee. Ongoing work is month to month; stop whenever you like with a month’s notice.

Free, once

Send one listing.
See the whole kit.

A link to one car you have listed now. I’ll send back its brochure, phone edition, posters and sticker. Free, once, no obligation.

Tick what you’d like

The film isn’t part of the free sample. Tick it and I’ll quote you a price.

A live car

Be the buyer for ten seconds.

Scan for the brochureQR code for the live exampleacs-brochures.vercel.app/c/b5njr

Point your phone’s camera at the code. You’ll land on the page a buyer sees at the car.

Open it on this device

Disclaimer

The fine print, kept short.