Tell us what matters most
Start with the make and model when you know them, or describe a body style and the features you need. Useful details include seating capacity, drivetrain, transmission, mileage range, model years, exterior or interior preferences and a realistic purchase or monthly-payment budget.
The finder request is most useful when you separate must-have items from preferences. For example, all-wheel drive or third-row seating may be essential, while color may be flexible. Include the timing of your purchase and whether you prefer the Fishers or Westfield showroom. The team can then compare the request with current listings and vehicles expected to arrive.
Keep checking the live inventory
Inventory changes as vehicles are added, sold or moved between stages. The public inventory is the source for vehicles currently offered on the website, while an in-transit label means the vehicle has not yet reached its destination showroom. Contact the team before traveling to confirm status.
A finder request does not reserve a vehicle or promise that a matching vehicle will become available. It gives the dealership enough information to follow up when there is a useful option. You can also browse every current listing now without choosing a city-specific filter page.