Press & Media Kit

Tomi
Mikula

Vehicle Negotiation Expert  /  Consumer Advocate

"He Earns $1,000 a Job, and He's a Car Dealer's Worst Nightmare"

The Wall Street Journal
As seen in
The Wall Street Journal Entrepreneur GMA Apple Podcasts
Tomi Mikula, founder of Delivrd Photo: Angela Owens / The Wall Street Journal

The track record.

$0M+
Saved for car buyers nationwide
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Vehicle deals negotiated
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Video views, last 12 months
0K+
Combined social following
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States served
4.9/5
Google Reviews rating (652 reviews)

Where the audience lives.


Dealerships spend billions training their teams to maximize profit from buyers. Buyers walk in alone. Tomi Mikula built Delivrd to change that -- a flat-fee service where a professional negotiator works exclusively for the buyer, nationwide.

Over 3,000 deals and $18 million in documented savings later, he is the only person doing this at scale.

Dealers have publicly pushed back. Some won't take his calls. One called him a liar on a livestream watched by thousands. That is the cost of being on the buyer's side.


Episode topics to start with.

These are starting points, not a locked list. Tomi is comfortable going wherever the conversation leads. Each topic includes a suggested angle and interview questions to make prep easy.

01
The Finance Office Is Where Dealers Actually Make Their Money
Personal Finance / Consumer

Most buyers think negotiation ends at the sticker price. The finance office is where dealerships generate 30 to 50 percent of their per-vehicle profit through extended warranties, gap insurance, paint protection, and rate markups. Most buyers never see it coming.

Suggested interview questions
  • What percentage of a dealer's profit actually comes from the finance office?
  • What are the three most overpriced products they push in that room?
  • What should a buyer say when they sit down with the F&I manager?
  • How do dealers mark up interest rates without buyers knowing?
02
I Have Negotiated 3,000+ Car Deals. Here Are the 5 Things Buyers Should Never Say
Universal / Any Audience

Real examples from real negotiations. The phrases that signal to a dealer you are an easy mark, and the language that shifts leverage back to the buyer. Specific, tactical, immediately usable by anyone watching or listening.

Suggested interview questions
  • What is the single most expensive thing a buyer can say at a dealership?
  • How do dealers use the monthly payment conversation against buyers?
  • What should someone say instead when asked about their budget?
  • What is the first thing you tell every new client before they talk to a dealer?
03
Why Car Buyers Have Zero Representation (And What I Did About It)
Consumer Advocacy / News

Home buyers have agents. People in lawsuits have lawyers. Car buyers -- making the second-largest purchase of their lives -- walk in alone against a trained sales team. The consumer advocacy gap that led to building Delivrd.

Suggested interview questions
  • Why does every other major purchase have professional representation except car buying?
  • How did your experience working inside dealerships change how you saw the industry?
  • What is the most a client has saved using your service?
  • Why do some dealers refuse to work with you?
04
How I Built a 7-Figure Business From Short-Form Video With No Paid Ads
Business / Entrepreneurship

The content-to-revenue pipeline: answering real questions from real people, building trust at scale, converting followers into paying clients. No funnel hacks, no webinars, no course launches. Just answering questions consistently and letting the audience do the rest.

Suggested interview questions
  • How did you go from posting videos to generating over $200,000 per month?
  • What is the one type of content that converts followers into paying clients?
  • Why did you choose a flat fee instead of a commission model?
  • What would you tell someone trying to monetize their expertise on social media?
05
The 3 Numbers Every Car Buyer Needs Before Walking Into a Dealership
TV Segments / Personal Finance

Three specific data points that shift the entire power dynamic of a car negotiation. Where to find each one, how to use them in the conversation, and what changes when you walk in with them. Viewers leave with an actionable checklist.

Suggested interview questions
  • What are the three numbers and where does someone find them?
  • How do dealers react when a buyer shows up with this information?
  • What is the average difference between what a dealer asks and what a buyer should pay?
  • Can someone negotiate effectively on their own with just these three numbers?

Where Tomi has been covered.

Good Morning America
Upcoming feature segment
Coming Soon
Entrepreneur
"This 33-Year-Old Makes $200K a Month Negotiating Car Prices. Some Salespeople 'Hate Him.'"
The Doug Horner Show
"Why Are Car Dealers So Worked Up About Tomi of Delivrd?"
Top Episode
32,000 views in 3 weeks
NewsBreak
"The $1,000 Negotiator Turning Car Buying Upside Down for Dealers Nationwide"
Apple Podcasts
"The Price Isn't Right: Car Negotiations w/ Delivrd"
21 Hats
"The Car Dealer's Worst Nightmare"
News Beyond Detroit
"For $1K, He'll Battle Car Dealers on Price for You"

About Tomi.

Short bio (for show notes)

Tomi Mikula is the founder of Delivrd, a nationwide vehicle negotiation service that puts a professional negotiator on the buyer's side of every car deal. Featured in the Wall Street Journal and on Good Morning America, Tomi has built an audience of 790,000 people who trust him to tell them the truth about buying cars.

Full bio

Tomi Mikula spent years working inside car dealerships. Not as a buyer, but as one of the top 1% auto finance managers in the nation. He saw firsthand how the system is built to extract money from buyers who do not know what the dealer knows.

He built Delivrd to fix that. For a flat fee, Tomi and his team negotiate directly with dealerships on behalf of buyers across all 50 states. No commission. No upsells. No conflict of interest. Just someone in your corner who knows every line item on a dealer invoice.

Delivrd has negotiated over 3,000 deals nationwide, saving buyers more than $18 million. Tomi has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Entrepreneur, and is upcoming on Good Morning America. His content reaches over 145 million views per year across platforms, with 790,000 people following him for one reason: he tells them what dealerships do not want them to know.

Quotable lines.

For producers who want memorable moments. These land consistently across audiences.

"The dealership is not your enemy. But they are definitely not your friend."

Tomi Mikula

"Most people spend more time researching a $200 hotel stay than they do preparing for a $50,000 car purchase."

Tomi Mikula

"Nobody goes to a dealership planning to get taken. The system is just very good at making you feel like you got a deal when you did not."

Tomi Mikula

"When a dealer says 'that is the best I can do,' that is usually the beginning of the negotiation, not the end."

Tomi Mikula

"Car buying is one of the only major transactions in the US where the person selling you the thing is also arranging the financing for it."

Tomi Mikula

4.9 stars across 652 Google reviews.

"Tomi saved us 2500 on a brand new '27 Telluride and the dealership shook our hands and said well done and that we were going to be the only ones to snag that price thanks to Delivrd."

Nesdore / Google Review

"They went above and beyond all expectations to find a fantastic deal on my Bronco at a local dealership. All I had to do was sign the paperwork and get keys. Easiest, best car buying experience ever."

Jordyn F / Google Review

"The traditional way of buying cars sucks. Working with Delivrd completely changed that. I barely had to think about anything. I answered a few texts, showed up to pick up the car. That was it."

Connor Murphy / Google Review

More reviews available on delivrdto.me/reviews


Book Tomi for your show.

Tomi is available for podcast, broadcast, and YouTube interviews. Typical prep time is 24 hours. Interviews run best at 30 to 60 minutes, though shorter segments work well with the personal finance topics.

  • Format
    Remote (Zoom, Riverside, StreamYard) and in-person
  • Technical setup
    4K camera, studio lighting, broadcast-quality microphone
  • Location
    Charlotte, NC area
  • Photos
    High-resolution photos available upon request. Photography by Angela Owens / The Wall Street Journal.

Get in touch

For booking inquiries, interview scheduling, and media kit requests, reach out directly. Typical response time is under 24 hours.

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