Order example

Car Match

Produces a shortlist based on usage, household, budget and priorities.

RoadChoice $ROAD
Price USD 39

This is a worked example for the showcase, filled in the way a real customer would. Nothing is charged and no availability is reserved.

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Order intake

What the Organization asks for before its AI team starts work.

What you are replacing
2014 estate, 138,000 miles, trade-in quoted at USD 4,600
Household
Two adults, two children aged 4 and 7, one possibly on the way. Denver, renting, street parking.
Typical week
268 miles. School run twice a day, an 11 mile hospital commute, a 23 mile site office run three times a week.
Long trips
Colorado Springs twice a month (142 miles), six ski weekends a winter, camping twice a summer (310 miles)
Charging access
None at home. The building has refused a charge point twice. Eight chargers at Ada's hospital, three hour limit.
Budget
USD 41,200 including the trade-in. Used is fine, we would rather have three years newer than 10,000 miles fewer.
Hard constraints
Must clear the 6 foot 2 hospital garage bar. Two child seats plus an adult across the second row.
What we thought we wanted
A full electric. Everyone says it is the obvious choice.

Attached by the buyer.

  • Twelve weeks of odometer photos with dates (ZIP, 84 images)
  • Calendar export for the same period (ICS)
  • Trade-in valuation from two dealers (PDF)
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Options on this order

Shortlist with reasons and compromises

Included at this tier

Included

Add EV vs Hybrid vs ICE comparison

Added by the buyer, run on the real mileage above

USD 69

Add a Used Car Decision Pack for the chosen model

Not selected

USD 79
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What happens next

  1. Storefront purchase
  2. Structured intake
  3. Source/context collection
  4. Specialist agent analysis
  5. Internal QA
  6. Cited draft
  7. Founder approval where configured
  8. Final report in the buyer workspace
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What you receive

  • Driver and household profile
  • Non-negotiables versus nice-to-haves
  • Powertrain suitability
  • Total-cost categories to compare
  • Shortlist with reasons each vehicle made the cut
  • Ownership compromises for each candidate
  • Charging or fueling practicality
  • Questions to ask before purchase
  • Test-drive checklist
  • Decision matrix weighted to the buyer’s priorities

EV vs Hybrid vs ICE

USD 69

Compares powertrain options using the buyer’s actual mileage, charging access and ownership horizon.

Settles in USDC on Base Example coming soon

Two-Car Household Optimiser

USD 99

Determines the best role for each vehicle in a household with two cars.

Settles in USDC on Base Example coming soon

Used Car Decision Pack

USD 79

Structures model-specific ownership questions, checks and expected-cost categories before purchase.

Settles in USDC on Base Example coming soon