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List · October 29, 2026 · 2 min read

Car dealership mailing lists: email, postal and where to get each

Where to get a car dealership mailing list for email or direct mail, the fields to expect, how lists are priced, and how to keep one deliverable.

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A car dealership mailing list can mean two things: an email list of named managers, or a postal list of store addresses for direct mail. Vendors selling to dealers often want both. Here is what each contains, where to get it, and how it is priced. DealerData is ours, so we say so where it appears.

List typeWhat you getGood for
Email listNamed managers, work emails, sometimes mobilesCold email and sequences
Postal listStore names and addresses, sometimes a contact nameDirect mail, event invitations
Contact databaseStores, groups, managers, emails, mobiles, addressesEmail, phone and mail together

Where to get one

1

DealerData

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Contact database

Every US and Canadian dealership with its address, dealer group and managers by role, with verified emails and mobiles. Search free and export only what you unlock.

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2

LeadsPlease

Mailing list vendor

Sells a car dealership mailing list for direct mail and email, priced by record count.

3

DataCaptive

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List vendor

Builds dealer email and mailing lists to order and advertises 133K+ auto dealer contacts.

4

Openmart

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Local-business database

Covers local businesses including car dealers and their owners, strongest on smaller and independent stores.

Fields to expect

  • Store name, address, phone and website
  • Brand or franchise, new or used, store size
  • Dealer group
  • Contact name, title and work email
  • Mobile number, on better lists

How lists are priced

Postal and email files are usually priced per record or per list. Databases charge per contact you unlock, through credits or a subscription. DealerData sells one-time credit packs, and new accounts get 50 free credits with a business email.

Keeping it deliverable

  • Verify emails shortly before each send and drop anything that fails.
  • Check postal addresses against USPS data before a large mailing.
  • Mail to a named manager, not “General Manager”, when you can.

Pair a postal piece with an email to the same manager a few days later. The mail gets noticed; the email gets the reply.

For email-only providers, see 10 car dealership email list providers.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I get a car dealership mailing list?

From dealership databases such as DealerData, or from list vendors such as LeadsPlease and DataCaptive that sell email and postal files.

What is the difference between a mailing list and an email list?

A mailing list often means postal addresses for direct mail; an email list has named contacts and their work emails. Databases such as DealerData include both.

How much does a car dealership mailing list cost?

Files are priced per record or per list; databases charge per contact through credits or a subscription. DealerData gives new accounts 50 free credits.

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