The showroom closes.
The buying does not.
Evenings and Sundays are when people compare cars and notice a warning light. Both moments end at a contact form, and the business that answers first usually gets the job. An AI agent for car dealerships and workshops answers stock and servicing questions after closing and books the slot straight into the workshop diary.
Book a demoWhat an AI chatbot for car dealers answers after closing
- Is that model still on the forecourt?Stock changes daily. The website rarely does.
- What would a service cost for my car?A price range prevents a wasted call.
- Can you take it this week? A light came on.Urgency belongs in the diary, not in voicemail.
One conversation, two outcomes
On the left, a customer at 20:47. On the right, what the workshop opens to.
- Vehicle
- Symptom
- Drivable
- Job
- Slot
- Told to bring
Vehicle, symptom and slot recorded while the counter was closed.
Where an AI agent for car dealers stops and fetches a person
- Stock and specificationsFrom your live inventory
- Service prices and slotsYour published rates
- What to bringDocuments, keys, history
- Any languageReplies in the one they wrote in
- Repair quotesThe workshop quotes
- Trade-in valuationsA person inspects
- Finance applicationsNever handled in chat
- Warranty disputesStraight to the manager
Why this is an agent, not just a dealership chatbot
A dealership chatbot posts the opening hours. This agent answers the stock or servicing question that arrived after closing, and turns it into a test drive or a workshop slot on a specific morning.
Chatbot or agent? The difference in practiceThe one deployment we can show numbers for
It is not from this industry, and implying otherwise would be a bad way to start. The client is a cross-border document services firm that has asked us not to use its name yet — a different trade with the same shape of problem, where every enquiry needs five to fifteen minutes of clarifying before anyone can quote. In its first month live the agent handled 500 conversations, filed 500 structured leads, escalated to a human zero times, and gave back roughly 80 hours of specialist time. 49% of those conversations started outside working hours.
Read the numbers in fullQuestions dealers ask us
Does it know what is on the forecourt?
With your inventory connected, yes. Without it, the agent answers from your published listings and never promises a car it cannot see.
Can it book workshop slots?
Yes: into the diary you already use, with the symptom and the vehicle recorded.
Will it quote repairs?
No. It quotes published items such as diagnostics and servicing, and leaves repair pricing to the workshop.
What does an AI chatbot for a dealership cost?
A flat monthly fee, whether you take twenty enquiries a month or six hundred. We quote it on the demo, once we know your sites and which channels you want covered.
How long before it is answering on our site?
An afternoon. One script tag, your service list and stock feed connected, and you sign off the answers before anything goes live.
Where does customer data end up?
On European infrastructure, under your own retention rules. Nothing a customer writes is used to train a public model.
Does it handle enquiries in other languages?
Over forty, in whichever language the customer opens with: useful for imports, exports and border trade.
What does an AI agent for car dealers cost?
AgentDeck starts at €250 a month for the text channels, flat, with no charge per conversation. Setup and configuration are quoted once on top, and voice calling is billed per minute. What moves the setup figure is your stock and service data: a live vehicle feed and published servicing prices are quicker to ground than a PDF price list.
See it fill
Thursday morning.
Give us your service list and the questions that arrive after closing. We will show the agent handling them.
Book a 30‑min demo