A car dealership executive is cutting costs by developing in-house AI tools, spending between $1,500 and $2,000 monthly—a fraction of what traditional vendor solutions would require. The approach allows for greater customization and control over technology without the high fees associated with outsourcing. This hands-on strategy could serve as a model for other businesses looking to leverage AI affordably. The full story explores how self-built tools are reshaping operational efficiency in the automotive industry.
World Hyundai and World Kia operator Scott Falcone spends $1,500 to $2,000 a month on self-built AI tools without relying on more expensive traditional vendors.
