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Reads a vehicle from a dealership detail page and fills a Facebook Marketplace listing for you to review and post. Adlyft Vehicle Listing Assistant takes the work out of copying a vehicle from your dealership website into Facebook Marketplace. Open a vehicle's page on your dealership website and click the Adlyft button. A panel shows every detail it read: year, make, model, trim, VIN, mileage, price, colours, transmission, drivetrain, engine, fuel, body style, condition and stock number, plus the vehicle's photos in your own display order. Check the details and click Fill Marketplace listing. Then open Facebook Marketplace, start a new vehicle listing, choose the vehicle type and click the Adlyft button again. The listing's fields fill with the vehicle you reviewed and the first ten photos attach in order. Anything the form has no exact match for is left blank and outlined so you can set it. You review the listing and post it yourself. The extension never posts. Built for dealership salespeople who list several vehicles a week and want each listing accurate to the website. What it reads and where it goes: - It reads the vehicle page only when you click the button and only on that tab. - It downloads that vehicle's photos from your dealership website to attach them to the form. - It sends the vehicle's details to nobody, uses no analytics and contacts no server of its own. The only downloads are your dealership's photos for the form. - It never posts, submits or publishes a listing. Reads vehicle pages on the major dealership website platforms directly. Websites with no structured vehicle data are supported through reading rules that Adlyft maintains.
Sep 23, 2026
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