Out-the-door prices, in writing.
You name the exact car you're looking for. Through Carwright, you ask the stores that list it to write down their out-the-door price. You approve each email, then pick one.
$99 per vehicle, paid once. Dealers pay us nothing.
Three written prices that count in ten business days, or your fee back in full, without you asking. What counts, and when
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- Within 72 hours of paying
- the fee back, on request
- First 30 days, if you approved no message
- the fee back, on request
Written quotes
2026 Ford F-150 Lariat
Requests sent; written quotes arriving.
Out the door, in writing; a delivered total adds the transport estimate.
An example deal, with the written prices coming in. Every name and figure is made up. Read the example deal
Why buy a car this way
Most of us learned one way to buy a car. Pick a store, drive over, and work out one price with someone who does this every day. You never learn what the same car costs two towns over. That dealer never has to beat anyone.
The same car has a different price at each dealer that lists it. You do not have to drive anywhere to find out. Ask in writing about one car a dealer lists, and it can answer in writing. Ask the stores on your list the same question, and each one knows others got it too.
It is less work than a Saturday at one store. You name the car, approve the emails, and pick a price. The dealers do the competing. The only store you need to visit is the one you buy from, unless you want a test drive first.
I let the dealers compete with each other instead of with me.
The showroom way
- You pick the nearest store that has it and give it a Saturday.
- The online price grows once you sit down: fees, add-ons, sometimes a markup you never saw listed.
- You negotiate against a professional, blind to what the same car costs elsewhere.
- You sign tired, because walking out means starting over somewhere else.
The Carwright way
- You name the exact car once, from your phone. No showroom, no Saturday.
- Up to thirty stores that list it get the same question, in writing: their out-the-door price.
- Each dealer knows others got the same request, so it has a reason to send its best complete number first.
- Before you sign, you upload the dealer's paperwork and we lay it beside the written price, line by line. Any difference shows while you can still walk away.
Why only buyers pay: a service paid by dealers would owe them. No dealer pays us to steer you.
The average new vehicle sold for $50,326 in December 2025 (Kelley Blue Book). The fee is 0.2 percent of that.
Price last changed October 16, 2026. The guarantee and the terms, in full
What you do, and what we do
Five steps; the first is below, tap to open the rest.
An out-the-door price is the total to drive the car away: the car, tax, title and registration, and every dealer fee.
- You name the exact car and your Florida ZIP, from your phone, in a few minutes.
- We find the stores that list it, as far out as you choose. Each gets the same short note, with your car filled in.
- You read every email and approve them with one tap. Nothing reaches a dealer before you tap.
- Dealers reply to an email address set up for your deal. Carwright never gives a dealer your email or phone number. We line up the prices.
- You pick one and buy from that dealer yourself. Before you sign, we check its paperwork against the written price.
Carwright never buys the car, holds your money or calls a dealer. Every message is one you approved.
Questions buyers ask first
You should get exactly what you're looking for, on paper, before you ever shake a hand.