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NEWARK, Calif. - Californer -- DriveYo, a breakthrough AI-powered platform, is redefining how Americans buy cars and challenging one of the most opaque pricing systems in modern commerce. For decades, the auto industry has operated behind a curtain of hidden margins, complex financing structures, and information asymmetry — costing consumers billions every year.
A $20 Billion Reset in Consumer Favor
DriveYo estimates that over $20 billion annually is extracted from consumers through hidden interest rate markups, non-transparent dealer pricing, misaligned incentives, and information gaps between buyers and sellers. By bringing real-time pricing intelligence and negotiation transparency directly to consumers, DriveYo shifts that value back where it belongs.
"For over 20 years, I was inside the system — I know exactly how deals are structured and how consumers get priced without ever realizing it. DriveYo does not tweak the system — it flips it. We are taking billions that were quietly extracted and putting it back into consumer pockets. This is not optimization. This is correction." — Suraj Viswanathan, Founder and CEO, DriveYo
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What DriveYo Does
DriveYo is the first platform to give consumers institutional-level visibility into car deals, including real minimum and maximum monthly payments based on lender programs, buy rate vs. marked-up rates exposed clearly, stacked incentives and rebates with real eligibility logic, inventory intelligence including days-on-lot and market pricing, and negotiation guidance powered by real data. In seconds, buyers know what they should be paying, where the dealer is making money, and how to negotiate with proof.
Not Anti-Dealer — Pro-Transparency
DriveYo is not designed to eliminate dealerships — it is designed to modernize trust. Dealers who embrace transparency will close faster, build stronger relationships, and reduce negotiation friction. Those who rely on opacity will face increasing pressure as consumers become more informed.
Now Available
DriveYo is now live and free to download on Google Play across the United States. Users can scan any vehicle VIN and instantly unlock real pricing intelligence previously accessible only to dealers and lenders. Visit www.driveyo.ai to learn more.
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About DriveYo
DriveYo is an AI-powered automotive intelligence platform built to bring transparency and confidence to car buying. Founded by industry veteran Suraj Viswanathan, DriveYo empowers consumers with the same information historically reserved for dealerships and lenders.
Media and Investor Enquiries: DriveYo LLC, 37600 Central Court, Suite 209, Newark, CA 94560 Phone: 562.615.6625 Email: support@driveyo.ai Website: www.driveyo.ai
A $20 Billion Reset in Consumer Favor
DriveYo estimates that over $20 billion annually is extracted from consumers through hidden interest rate markups, non-transparent dealer pricing, misaligned incentives, and information gaps between buyers and sellers. By bringing real-time pricing intelligence and negotiation transparency directly to consumers, DriveYo shifts that value back where it belongs.
"For over 20 years, I was inside the system — I know exactly how deals are structured and how consumers get priced without ever realizing it. DriveYo does not tweak the system — it flips it. We are taking billions that were quietly extracted and putting it back into consumer pockets. This is not optimization. This is correction." — Suraj Viswanathan, Founder and CEO, DriveYo
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What DriveYo Does
DriveYo is the first platform to give consumers institutional-level visibility into car deals, including real minimum and maximum monthly payments based on lender programs, buy rate vs. marked-up rates exposed clearly, stacked incentives and rebates with real eligibility logic, inventory intelligence including days-on-lot and market pricing, and negotiation guidance powered by real data. In seconds, buyers know what they should be paying, where the dealer is making money, and how to negotiate with proof.
Not Anti-Dealer — Pro-Transparency
DriveYo is not designed to eliminate dealerships — it is designed to modernize trust. Dealers who embrace transparency will close faster, build stronger relationships, and reduce negotiation friction. Those who rely on opacity will face increasing pressure as consumers become more informed.
Now Available
DriveYo is now live and free to download on Google Play across the United States. Users can scan any vehicle VIN and instantly unlock real pricing intelligence previously accessible only to dealers and lenders. Visit www.driveyo.ai to learn more.
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About DriveYo
DriveYo is an AI-powered automotive intelligence platform built to bring transparency and confidence to car buying. Founded by industry veteran Suraj Viswanathan, DriveYo empowers consumers with the same information historically reserved for dealerships and lenders.
Media and Investor Enquiries: DriveYo LLC, 37600 Central Court, Suite 209, Newark, CA 94560 Phone: 562.615.6625 Email: support@driveyo.ai Website: www.driveyo.ai
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