Cox Automotive is pushing the boundaries of automotive retail once again with a major advancement to its vAuto inventory management platform, the industry leader in vehicle appraisal and sourcing solutions. The company has announced a new integration with UVeye, introducing AI-driven inspection capabilities directly into the appraisal process. This move reinforces Cox Automotive’s commitment to leveraging data and artificial intelligence to deliver faster, smarter, and more connected tools that help dealerships make well-informed retail and wholesale decisions.
Currently in use by select forward-thinking dealerships, the new integration streamlines trade-in sourcing, on-the-spot appraisals, and inventory conversion. By combining vAuto’s market data with UVeye’s real-time condition insights, dealers can identify high-value vehicles, assess their true market worth, and present live purchase offers-all within minutes.
“This is about helping dealers act faster and smarter,” said Derek Hansen, VP of Operations at vAuto. “Together, we’re making it possible to present informed offers, generate merchandising assets, and source quality inventory — all based on real condition data, in real time.”
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“With Cox Automotive as a key partner, we’re transforming the dealership experience by integrating advanced AI into the appraisal process,” said Amir Hever, CEO at UVeye. “This collaboration is helping us automate inspections and deliver instant, data-driven appraisals – a major step toward bridging the gap between service and sales.”
Dealers Already Seeing Results
Dealerships like Brickell Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram in Miami are experiencing the competitive edge of this innovation.
“We’ve relied on vAuto for inventory and UVeye for inspections,” said Jonathan Noda, General Manager. “Now we’re connecting the dots. If we can scan a car, appraise it accurately, and generate a live offer while the customer’s still in service — that’s a whole new level of opportunity.”