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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2026 · 35 MIN

Ask the Expert – Larry Dawson: House Call Car Buying, AI Valuations, and the Case for the Local Professional

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Larry Dawson of Larry Dawson Auto Sales joins Dale Cooper for the weekly car segment, opening with a preview of the All Horse Parade in Buffalo, Putnam County, a hospice fundraiser featuring the Midnight Storm Gospel Bluegrass Band, an Amish food truck, and a live auction on September 19th. Dawson takes a call from listener Fred, who shares a firsthand account of Larry's house-call buying service after helping a friend sell a vehicle he could no longer drive. The conversation turns to the broader philosophy behind Dawson's approach — coming to the seller's home, the way his father made TV repair house calls decades ago — and why sellers with above-average, well-maintained vehicles are routinely shortchanged by AI-driven platforms like Carvana that evaluate every car as average. Dawson also offers practical advice on what to have ready before calling — VIN number, mileage, and a few photos — and explains why local professionals consistently outperform distant, algorithm-driven buyers.

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