Two petrolheads. One free lot.

It started the way it does for a lot of us — hours on a PS2 and a PSP, memorizing car silhouettes before we could drive any of them. Then came Top Gear: not just the cars, but the way it was shot, the way three grown men could make an engine note feel like a punchline. That combination stuck. Somewhere in our teenage years we picked up cameras and started learning how to actually make that kind of thing ourselves — filming, editing, the whole language of production.

Two of us — Ahmed and Devdath — same obsession, different styles. At some point the car knowledge and the production instincts stopped being separate hobbies and started looking like something we live in. On the 1st of January, 2026, that became Autofy.

We built the site we always wished existed — one that doesn't charge you to list a car you haven't even sold yet, one where "specification: GCC" isn't buried three menus deep, one that actually asks for your exact BHP number because we know some of you care. No commission. No listing fees. No middleman taking a cut of your sale. Just people, their cars, and a phone number to call.

If you know exactly what an I6 sounds like versus a V8, if you've argued about drivetrain layouts with strangers online, if Top Gear reruns still hit different at 1am — this was built for you as much as it was built by us.

— Ahmed & Devdath, Autofy