Pretty sharp - I dig this.Beta: OptionsVision (OV).
Elevator Pitch: No two used cars are the same, and every year, all used cars are getting NEW tech added.
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OV makes the HOT OPTIONS POP.
Pretty sharp - I dig this.Beta: OptionsVision (OV).
Elevator Pitch: No two used cars are the same, and every year, all used cars are getting NEW tech added.
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OV makes the HOT OPTIONS POP.
TY @joe.webbPretty sharp - I dig this.










what we're building is totally boring. We're 100% focused on digging deep into bringing order to the structured data that every VIN has. Build sheets, CARFAX, low mileage algo, Hot Options Master sheet, and on and on
I've been looking at Silverado's/Sierras with SuperCruise and the only website now extracting that is Cars.com but they don't highlight it. Super valueable feature as it stays enabled for the life of the car and you can tow with it. Thought that could be an important highlight as that stuff advances
Joe Pistell, a well-known automotive inventory expert in the DealerRefresh community, previews a new used car merchandising software company he's been building in stealth for five months, with a first beta launch approaching. The thread evolves into a broader discussion about AI-driven development, with Joe sharing his 'meta prompting' framework — including a custom quality-enforcement prompt called 'Joes Core' — and other members chipping in on agentic workflows and Claude Code. A standout data point Joe drops: buyer surveys at a mid-size Chevy store showed 60% of customers visited the dealership website three or more times, and 40% never shopped a competitor, underscoring how critical on-site merchandising quality really is.