AI for car dealers: 15 jobs to hand to AI this week

Write a used car listing for [dealer name].
Facts (verified): [make, model, year, mileage, fuel, gearbox, owners, service history, MOT expiry, spec, condition notes, known faults].
Price: [ ]. Warranty: [ ].
Clear, honest [British] English, under 200 words, with a short spec list. Mention the known faults plainly. Don't add features or history that aren't in my facts.

Turn these common buyer questions and my answers into short saved replies for [dealer name].
[question: my answer]
Under 60 words each, friendly [British] English, each ends by offering a viewing time. For finance questions, say only: "We can talk you through finance options in person." Keep my facts exactly.

Write a short follow-up to [first name] after a test drive of the [car].
What they liked: [ ]. Concerns: [ ]. What I promised: [e.g. check the cambelt history, fix the scuff].
Under 90 words, friendly, no pressure, [British] English. Only promise what I listed.

Draft a reply to this review of [dealer name].
Review: [paste]. Facts: [ ]. What we've done or offered: [ ].
Calm, professional [British] English, under 100 words. Don't share details of the sale or finance. Invite them to call [name/number]. Don't admit legal liability.

Write a plain-English explainer for buyers at [dealer name]: "Your warranty and your rights".
Our warranty: [provider, length, what's covered, excluded, claim process].
Also explain in general terms that the warranty is in addition to their legal rights. Under 350 words, [British] English. Don't state legal timeframes I haven't given you.

Write five follow-up messages for a [UK] used-car dealer for buyers who enquired but didn't reply: day 2, 7, 21, 45, 90.
Each under 60 words, helpful not pushy: check they found what they need, mention similar stock [placeholder], offer a test drive.
Include an easy opt-out line. No fake urgency.

Build a Google Sheet for a [UK] car dealer: month, lead source, monthly cost, leads, appointments, sales, cost per lead, cost per sale, conversion %.
Give formulas. Use ONLY my data. Don't rate any company.

Write 3 short replies (under 60 words each) for a [UK] car dealer on Facebook Marketplace:
1. "Is this still available?": yes, key facts [placeholders], book a viewing [link/number].
2. "What's your lowest price?": polite, price reflects [prep, warranty], invite to view.
3. Part-exchange question: we can value it in person, bring [V5C].
No pressure, no fake interest from other buyers.

Sort these car dealer leads into call-first, call-today and message-only, based on: specific vehicle named, finance or part-ex mentioned, asked for a test drive, time since enquiry.
Show the reasoning in one line each. Data is anonymised.
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Write a stock page for a [UK] used car: [make, model, year, mileage, fuel, gearbox, colour, owners, service history, MOT expiry, features, faults disclosed].
Sections: headline, key facts, description (under 120 words), history, what's included [warranty, prep]. Use ONLY my facts.

Write a review request (under 60 words) from a [UK] car dealer, sent a week after purchase: hope the car's going well, any issues contact [number], and if you're happy to, leave a review [link]. No incentives.

Write a reply (under 100 words) from a [UK] dealer explaining why our price differs from cheaper cars online: [our prep, checks, warranty, aftercare]. Friendly, confident, no knocking competitors. Use ONLY my facts.

Review this used-car listing for anything a careful UK buyer might see as a red flag: missing service history detail, vague mileage or owner info, no MOT date, unclear faults, pressure wording.
List fixes only. Don't add facts.
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Write a calm reply (under 150 words) from a [UK] car dealer to a buyer reporting [fault] [n] days after purchase.
Thank them, explain next steps [inspection at our garage / partner], and what we'll do once we know the cause [my policy]. Don't admit or deny liability, don't state legal rights.

Write a reply (under 80 words) from a [UK] car dealer to a part-exchange enquiry asking for: reg, mileage, service history, number of keys, known faults, any finance outstanding, and photos. Explain the final figure is confirmed in person.