Every car you own, advertised automatically.
Facebook inventory ads for car dealers, without the busywork. Your inventory feed becomes VIN level ads on Facebook, Instagram, and Google. Built once, updated continuously, never touched by hand.
What VIN level actually means.
A boosted post advertises your dealership. A catalog ad advertises a specific car. When a shopper sees a 2021 RAM 1500 Big Horn with your photos, your price, and your stock number, and then clicks, they are not browsing. They already picked a vehicle. That is the difference between a lead who asks what you have and a lead who asks if it is still available.
Photos
Real photos
Your own lot photography pulled from the feed, not stock manufacturer images that make every dealer look identical.
Price
Real price
The number on your website, updated when you update it. No stale pricing arguments at the desk.
Stock
Real stock number
So the lead arrives already tied to a specific unit and your BDC knows what the conversation is about.
How much of your lot is actually live?
Drag the slider. Most dealer catalogs carry only part of the inventory, and nothing in the Ads Manager interface tells you which part is missing.
Two platforms, one feed.
Meta and Google are usually treated as separate projects with separate agencies. They run from the same inventory, so we run them from the same feed.
Dynamic catalog ads on Facebook
Your full inventory becomes a dynamic catalog. Meta matches a specific vehicle to a specific shopper based on what they have browsed, so the ad shows the truck they were looking at rather than a generic dealership post.
- Ad format
- Dynamic catalog ads
- Where it shows
- Feed, Marketplace surfaces, Stories, and Reels
Dynamic catalog ads on Instagram
The same catalog runs on Instagram without a second build. Vertical placements get the vehicle photo cropped correctly, which is where most dealer ads fall apart.
- Ad format
- Dynamic catalog ads
- Where it shows
- Feed, Stories, Reels, and Explore
Vehicle Listing Ads on Google
Vehicle Listing Ads put your specific units into Google results when someone searches for that year, make, and model near you. It runs from the same feed as Meta, so pricing and availability never diverge.
- Ad format
- Vehicle Listing Ads
- Where it shows
- Search results for local vehicle queries
Why most Facebook inventory ads for car dealers are broken.
We audit dealer catalogs every week and the same three problems show up almost every time. None of them are visible from Ads Manager, which is why they go unnoticed for months.
- Missing inventory. Commonly 30 to 60 percent of live units never reach the catalog
- Sold units still serving. Cars that sold last week keep collecting clicks
- Price mismatches. When the catalog and the website disagree, the shopper trusts neither
Our free audit checks all three on your current setup, whether or not you ever become a customer. Request a free ad audit.
Frequently asked questions
What inventory feed do you need?
Most standard feeds work, including exports from your DMS, your website provider, or an inventory syndication partner. If your provider can send a scheduled CSV or XML feed, we can build from it. We confirm feed compatibility before you sign.
Do you run Google Vehicle Listing Ads too?
Yes, and it is included at the same price. Google Vehicle Listing Ads run from the same inventory feed as your Meta catalog, so both stay in sync without a second build or a second invoice.
What happens when a car sells?
The unit drops out of your ads the same day your feed marks it sold. You stop paying to advertise a car you no longer have, and shoppers stop clicking on inventory that is gone.
Why do units get rejected from a catalog?
Usually image size or count, a missing required field such as mileage or condition, a price of zero, or a VIN that fails validation. These are fixable, and the free audit lists exactly which units are affected and why.
Find out what is missing from your catalog.
A free audit, no obligation, and a straight answer about what is live and what is not.