What does AI say about your dealership?
Shoppers are asking assistants which dealer to trust before they ever reach your website. Put your store in below and see the answer they get — including whether the assistant knows you exist at all.
What this actually tells you
This is one assistant, answering cold, with no web browsing — which is roughly what a shopper gets when they ask about a store the model has never had good information about. If the answer above was vague, hedged, or about a different business entirely, that is the gap. It is fixable, and it is mostly not about ads.
The obvious next question is why, and there is a tool for that too. The crawler check reads your robots.txt and your homepage, and tells you whether these assistants are allowed to read your site at all — and whether there is anything there for them when they arrive. It is the most common explanation for the answer you just got.
Find out why → Get a full baseline across every assistantWhy the answer is often wrong
Assistants assemble answers from what they can read: your site, your Google profile, directories, reviews. If those disagree, the model hedges — or picks a competitor it is more sure about.
Why it matters now
There is no ad inventory to buy in an AI answer. Being named is earned through structure, consistency and real review sentiment — which takes months, so starting late is expensive.
What a full baseline covers
The same shopper prompts run across the major assistants, recorded verbatim, with the fixes ranked by what shifts the answer fastest. That one is a person doing it, not this tool.