For dealerships
Your inventory, sold onlineto the whole country.
Future Cars is a premium online storefront where a buyer picks a specific vehicle at a posted price, pays in full online, signs the purchase agreements, and has the car delivered to their door anywhere in the US. You stay the dealer: every sale is written by your store, on your paper, with your store as seller of record. We are the storefront, the checkout, the buyer communication, and the delivery coordination in front of your inventory.
- Seller of record
- Your store
- Flat monthly fee, never per-sale
- $2,500
- Buyer delivery
- All 50 + DC
Aged high-spec inventory
The $95,000 build at 120 days on lot is not a bad unit.
A Raptor, a loaded Platinum Super Duty, a conversion-house build parked for months: the local market that ordered it cannot absorb it, and it costs you floorplan interest every day it waits. Its buyer exists nationally, not locally. A storefront where that buyer purchases online and takes delivery at their door, anywhere in the US, is how a national buyer reaches your lot.
We sell the units your local market cannot absorb. You stay seller of record, and there is no fee until we sell your first car.
Every clause of that sentence is contractual or shipped: the standard agreement names your store seller of record and waives the fee until your first completed sale, and each merchandising mechanism here is live on the storefront today.
Merchandised as scarce, because it is
Every vehicle is graded into a scarcity tier computed from its own record: conversion-house builds, Raptors, stated work configurations, top-of-inventory pricing. A rare build's page states only the facts its record proves, like a serialized build number or being the only one of its configuration in our inventory, and the grading ships in our public search feeds as well as on the page.
See the merchandising liveA destination built for the hunt
Rare Finds collects every top-tier build in one browsable place, conversion houses first, scarcest first. The buyer hunting a specific scarce build starts on the surface where your aged unit is listed, not on page nine of a generic search.
Browse Rare FindsGuides written for the spec hunter
Our buying guides for conversion and special-edition builds list the exact live vehicles whose own records name the build, recomputed from inventory at every sync. The buyer researching that build meets real stock, priced up front, not a brochure.
Read the guides
The proof, live
What your inventory looks like here.
Below are live listings from our current partner store, selected by rule from the inventory at every build, never hand-picked. Each card is the exact component shoppers see. When one of these vehicles sells, the rule reselects from what remains, so this section can only ever show cars that are really listed right now.
The scarce build
Selection rule: the scarcest listed unit, preferring one with studio imagery and a provable scarcity line. Every badge on the card is computed from the vehicle's own record and the live inventory.
The high-spec unit
Selection rule: the highest-priced remaining high-spec unit. Chosen by price and tier from the live sellable list, so when it sells the next-highest unit takes the slot at the following build.
The ordinary unit
Selection rule: a listing whose record proves nothing special. No badges and no chips, by design: a claim we cannot prove is a claim we do not make, on your inventory too.
- vehicles presented with studio imagery right now
- 89 of 277
- qualify for Rare Finds, graded from their own records
- 36
- buying guides listing live units from this inventory
- 5
- Guide: buying a Hennessey Venom online
- Guide: buying a ROUSH Super Duty online
- Guide: telling ROUSH Super Duty builds apart
- Guide: buying a Rocky Ridge lifted truck online
- Guide: buying a Ford special edition online
Every number and every card above is computed from the live inventory at build time; nothing on this section is typed in by hand. Stock shown as of September 11, 2026.
Behind that page
What you do. What we do.
The split, exactly as the standard agreement and the onboarding runbook state it. Your workflow keeps its shape; the storefront work above is ours.
Your store
- Supplies the vehicle price and every vehicle-specific term. We publish it at a consumer price that adds our marketplace margin and delivery allowance on top; your price is the number you are paid.
- Grants inventory feed access with per-vehicle photo URLs, and tells us what each stock status in your DMS means on your lot.
- Papers each completed sale the same day, as seller of record, under your own dealer license and forms, and keeps the vehicle margin.
- Can direct removal of any vehicle at any time; the agreement sets that takedown path in writing.
Future Cars
- Ingest and publish each unit with studio-grade imagery and full specs, under the photo license the agreement grants.
- Operate the storefront, the merchandising, and the marketing in front of your inventory.
- Run the checkout, collect the buyer's payment on your behalf as your limited agent, and remit the full vehicle price without deduction.
- Handle the buyer communication and coordinate licensed, insured delivery to the buyer's door.
How it works
A full sales channel, not a lead form.
The buyer completes the entire purchase online. Your team papers deals it did not have to source, and nothing else about your workflow changes.
01
Your inventory, automatically
We connect to your inventory feed, new and pre-owned, present each unit with studio-grade imagery and full specs, and publish it at a posted price you control. Remove any vehicle at any time.
02
A buyer purchases online
The entire purchase happens on futurecars.ai: not a lead, a completed sale. Full payment lands securely via Stripe before anything moves.
03
Your store papers the deal
As seller of record: your DMS, your state forms, your compliance process, your vehicle margin. We coordinate signatures with the buyer.
04
We coordinate delivery
Licensed, insured auto transport to the buyer's door, anywhere in the US, with a certificate of insurance on file before release. Release happens only when funds are secured.
What it costs, how you get paid
One flat fee. Your margin stays yours.
The standard agreement is deliberately simple, and the terms below are its terms, not marketing.
- A flat monthly subscription
- $2,500 per month per rooftop for the storefront, checkout, marketing, and delivery coordination. Never per-sale, per-lead, or success-based.
- $0 until your first sale
- The monthly fee is waived until we complete the first sale of one of your vehicles through the storefront. Billing begins after that first sale, and nothing accrues before it.
- Month-to-month
- Either party can end the agreement without cause on thirty days written notice, and the fee is reviewed on request once a quarter against actual volume.
- You are paid in full
- Buyer payments are collected on your behalf and the full vehicle price is remitted to you without deduction. The subscription is invoiced separately and is never set off against remittances.
- No exclusivity
- Nothing restricts you from selling through any other channel, marketplace, or your own site.
- Your price, your paper
- You supply the vehicle price and all vehicle-specific terms, and every sale is written by your store. We publish that vehicle at a consumer price that adds our marketplace margin and a nationwide delivery allowance on top of your price. Your price is the number you are paid; the margin is what the buyer pays us to present the vehicle and deliver it to their door.
What onboarding needs
Six things, and most stores have five already.
Once the agreement is signed and your feed is connected, the platform work on our side is configuration, not a project. The one item that genuinely drives the timeline is feed access, which is why the form asks about it directly.
Your registered legal entity name
Exactly as on your dealer license. It becomes the seller-of-record disclosure on every one of your sales.
Your licensed state and website platform
The state selects the compliance posture; the platform (DealerOn, DealerInspire, or other) selects how we connect to your inventory.
A signed partnership agreement
It names your store seller of record, licenses us to publish your vehicle photography, and sets an agreed takedown path so you can pull any vehicle at any time.
Inventory feed access with per-vehicle photo URLs
Granted by you or your website vendor. This is the item that most often sets the go-live timeline, so we ask about it in the form below.
Per-vehicle stock status, and what each value means
We only label a car as in stock when it is physically on your lot, so we confirm your DMS status values with you rather than guessing.
Same-day papering on completed purchases
When a buyer completes a purchase online, we ask that your store papers the deal the same day.
Dealer FAQ
The questions every GM asks.
What does listing our inventory cost?
Nothing until Future Cars completes the first sale of one of your vehicles. After that first sale the fee is a flat $2,500 per month per rooftop, covering the storefront, checkout, marketing, and delivery coordination. It is never per-sale, per-lead, or success-based, and nothing accrues before your first completed sale.
Who is the seller of record on each sale?
Your dealership, on every sale. Each transaction is papered by your store under your own dealer license, on your own forms, with your own compliance process, and you keep your vehicle margin. Future Cars never takes title to a vehicle.
Who handles the buyer's payment, and how are we paid?
The buyer pays the full vehicle price online by bank transfer, secured before the vehicle moves. Future Cars collects that payment on your behalf and remits the full vehicle price to you without deduction. The subscription fee is invoiced separately and is never set off against your remittance.
What do you need from us to go live?
Six things, in plain terms: your registered legal entity name exactly as it appears on your dealer license, your licensed state and website platform, a signed partnership agreement, access to your inventory feed with per-vehicle photo URLs, what each stock status in your DMS means on your lot, and same-day papering once a purchase completes. Feed access is the item that most often sets the go-live timeline, which is why we ask about it first.
How do we pause a vehicle, or stop entirely?
You can direct removal of any vehicle at any time and we take it down; the agreement sets that takedown path in writing. The agreement itself runs month-to-month, and either party can end it without cause on thirty days written notice.
What happens with our vehicle photos?
The agreement includes a written license to publish your vehicle photography, including cropping and substituting AI studio imagery, so your units present with studio-grade images and no partner branding on the consumer page. The copy standard is truth only: we never label a vehicle in stock unless it is physically on your lot.
Start onboarding
Introduce your dealership.
Five minutes, no commitment. We review every submission, reply from partnerships@futurecars.ai, and bring the agreement to the first call.
Rather talk it through first?
Email partnerships@futurecars.ai or call or text 650-231-9966. A person answers.