New: US Auto Dealer & Repair Shop Leads — B2B leads for licensed auto dealers & repair shops from official state data

Selling into the automotive aftermarket? This new NexGenData actor turns official state licensing open-data into a clean B2B prospect list of dealers and repair shops.

What it does

US Auto Dealer & Repair Shop Leads pulls licensed automotive businesses — new and used car dealers, repair shops, body shops, and inspection/emission-repair facilities — straight from official state licensing open-data. It currently covers New York DMV-licensed facilities, Connecticut licensed dealers and repairers, and New Jersey private inspection and emission-repair facilities (which include phone numbers). Field coverage varies by source, and one state being unavailable never fails the run.

Who it's for

Auto parts and equipment distributors, dealer/shop management software (DMS/CRM) vendors, automotive insurance and bonding providers, warranty companies, diagnostic-tool vendors, floor-plan financing, and recruiters targeting licensed automotive businesses.

Sample fields / output

Each record includes: state, business_name, owner_name, address, city, region, zip, county, phone, facility_type, license_number, issue_date, expiration_date, source_url, detected_at

Example use cases

Build a territory list of every licensed dealer and repair shop in NY, CT and NJ for an outbound sales team.
Feed NJ inspection-facility phone numbers into a cold-calling or SMS campaign for a diagnostic-tool vendor.
Enrich a DMS/CRM prospect database with license type, facility type and expiration dates for renewal-timed outreach.

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FAQ

Where does the data come from?

Official state licensing open-data: New York DMV-licensed facilities, Connecticut licensed dealers and repairers, and New Jersey inspection/emission-repair facilities. Each record links back to its source.

Does it include phone numbers?

Phone coverage varies by source — New Jersey inspection facilities include phone numbers, while NY provides owner names and CT provides license type. Field coverage is documented per source.