eCarfly Updates Shareholders on Acquisition of eAutoDrop Inc. and Newly Announced Acquisition of Parent Company, CompleteAuto Inc.

DALLAS--Sept. 20, 2006--eCarfly, Inc. (Pink Sheets: ECFL) today announced that the acquisition of eAutoDrop Inc. (www.eautodrop.com) is nearly finalized and is pleased to announce the acquisition for the parent company, CompleteAuto Inc. (www.completeauto.com). "The addition of CompleteAuto gives eCarfly the ability to offer a full array of automotive products and services targeted at the nearly 40,000 automobile dealers across the country as well as the private individual," stated Desmond Milligan, eCarfly Inc., CEO.

"CompleteAuto currently services dealerships across the United States with our cutting-edge software and online auction services," added Jeff Roman, CompleteAuto Inc., President. "By including CompleteAuto in the acquisition it positions our company to expand our services in existing and new markets. Since September we have already added 13 dealerships to our software program."

About CompleteAuto:

Founded in 2004, CompleteAuto is headquartered in Orlando, FL and is proud to have been selected by eBay, Inc. as a joint marketer. Currently there are agreements in place between eBay, Inc. and CompleteAuto. CompleteAuto offers eAutoDrop Center licensing agreements only to licensed dealerships to assist private consumers with the sale of their vehicles on eBay Motors.

About eCarfly, Inc.:

eCarfly provides individuals and automotive dealers a hassle-free and cost-effective alternative to sell their vehicles online. With the knowledge, experience, and understanding of the automotive industry, eCarfly knows exactly what works and what doesn't. Year-end projections are set at approximately $3.4M. eCarfly is currently focusing on online vehicle auctions, industrial equipment, aircraft, personal watercraft auctions, and partnerships with companies and private individuals interested in selling their personal vehicles.

Disclaimer:

Matters discussed in this press release are "forward-looking statements." Statements describing company objectives are forward looking. Company's plans are also forward-looking statements and are subject to certain risks and uncertainties, including the financial performance of the company and market evaluations of its stock, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated.