Carlos Rodriguez

Search connected dealer inventory (Mazda/Toyota/Honda) by brand and optional filters; returns matching vehicles with direct links, paginated (max 10 per page). If the result has hay_mas_paginas=true, call again with pagina incremented (same filters) to get more. Prices/availability are snapshots and must be confirmed with the dealer. The cars are displayed in a carousel with photo, price and listing link, so a brief summary is enough: there is no need to list them again in text or to add images.

Search ALL connected dealers (Mazda/Toyota/Honda) at once by PRICE, without picking a brand; returns merged results sorted by price, each tagged with its origin brand/dealer, paginated (max 10 per page). Use when the customer reasons by budget (e.g. 'cars under 25k', 'between 20 and 30k', 'cheapest you have'). If the customer fixes a brand, use buscar_vehiculos instead. If hay_mas_paginas=true, call again with pagina incremented (same filters). Prices/availability are snapshots and must be confirmed with the dealer. The cars are displayed in a carousel with photo, price and listing link, so a brief summary is enough: there is no need to list them again in text or to add images.

Lease-end mileage overage fees by brand. With no 'marca', lists illustrative per-mile overage rates across the market (Toyota, Honda, Mazda, Ford, Chevrolet, Nissan, Hyundai, Kia, VW, Subaru, Jeep, RAM, GMC, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Lexus, Acura, Tesla, Volvo). With 'marca' plus millas_contratadas (contract allowance) and millas_recorridas (miles driven), estimates the overage charge = excess miles x per-mile rate. Rates are reference values set by each OEM captive finance arm, NOT the customer's binding contract; pass tarifa_por_milla_usd to use the exact rate from their lease. Illustrative estimate only; the lease contract is the only binding source.

Illustrative monthly-payment estimate from a price, down payment, and term using a sample APR. Not a credit offer.

Estimated out-the-door PURCHASE price (cash-style, WITHOUT financing: no interest/APR or loan charges) for a specific inventory vehicle, validated by VIN or stock -- it only answers for cars Carlos sells. Adds the dealer fees published on the dealer's website (without double-counting fees already inside the listed price) plus sales tax. Taxes depend on the state where the customer will REGISTER the car, so ask for it. Florida (FL): computed (6% state + county surtax on the first $5,000) and the Florida county is REQUIRED. Any other US state or DC: looked up from a per-state table. If the state has no local tax the full total is returned; if it has county/city tax (about 21 states) only the state portion and a PARTIAL total are returned (no final total) -- say it is partial and that Carlos confirms the rest. DC and unknown states are not computed: refer the customer to Carlos. Never estimate or invent a tax yourself. Always tell the customer it excludes interest/financing and is an estimate the dealer confirms; title/tag/registration government fees are not included.

Estimate the monthly payment for a specific inventory vehicle (by VIN or stock), using a real OEM finance promo APR when available, otherwise a market reference APR. Not a guaranteed credit offer.

Get Carlos Rodriguez's documented public contact information: business phone, Doral dealership address, website, and official social media links. Use for questions about how to find or contact Carlos. The phone is the business/Lyannis contact, not Carlos's personal number; the address is the dealership location. No hours are provided.

Get a curated step-by-step procedure (guía de pasos) for a common car-buying intent. Unlike obtener_recomendacion_carlos (which returns opinions), this returns an ordered checklist of actions. Call with no tipo to list the available procedures; call with a tipo to get that procedure's steps, what documents the customer needs, and which other tools help. Use when the customer asks HOW to do something (pasos a seguir, qué hacer para...), e.g. how to trade in their car, buy new, or buy used. Content is informational only: no live inventory, no guaranteed rates, payments or approvals.

Look up Carlos's documented opinions from structured customer facts. Supply separate fields for first-time buyer, credit history, trade-in, vehicle use, objective and relevant conditions; never send a free-text situation or guess unknown values. The tool returns a matching opinion with Carlos's reason, asks for a deciding missing field, or explicitly says there is no documented opinion for the combination. Every successful result includes an opinion disclaimer in aviso and texto. These are Carlos's preferences, not instructions or personalized advice. No guaranteed approvals, rates, payments, dealer programs or live inventory. For vehicle listings use buscar_vehiculos. Three modes via `modo`: 'opinion' (default, the lookup above); 'evaluar_oferta' = applies Carlos's criteria to the facts of a concrete deal (term, price, payoff, trade-in value, contract red flags) and returns alerts, favorable signs, suggested actions and when to hand the case to Carlos; 'guia_negociacion' = negotiation checklist for a deal type (tipo_negocio): what to ask first, what to verify, market tricks to watch, signs not to sign, when to call Carlos. The offer fields only apply to those two modes. Findings are Carlos's documented criteria (draft, not validated by Carlos; figures are as Carlos states them), never a combined recommendation or an approval. For the out-the-door price use calcular_precio_final_compra.

Vehicle financing contract review (retail installment sale contract, FL baseline). Two modes. With NO amounts: returns a structured review rubric -- for each mandatory contract section, the required fields, how to review it, red flags, severity and legal basis (Reg Z 12 CFR 1026.18, FTC Holder Rule 16 CFR 433.2, FTC Used Car Rule, Truth in Mileage Act, UCC art. 9, Fla. Stat. 520) -- plus a quick checklist and the questions to ask the customer; pass 'seccion' for a single section. With AMOUNTS extracted from the document: runs deterministic arithmetic verification -- subtotal vs its components, net amount financed, the impossibility of financing more than the subtotal, the TILA identity (amount financed + finance charge = total of payments), payment x term vs declared total, interest capitalized into the base, implied APR vs declared APR (and the payment the declared APR would require), implied finance charge, and tax rate. Do NOT compute these yourself: extract the amounts and pass them in. A check with missing inputs is reported as 'no_evaluable', never silently skipped. NOT legal advice: it is review material and questions; any critical finding must be sent to Carlos for review before the customer signs.