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What does that car really sell for?

Type any enthusiast car. We show you every recent auction result and every dealer listing for it, side by side, so you know the real price before you buy or sell.

What you get

An honest price, with the receipts

Pick a car and you see three numbers that matter: what it has been selling for, what dealers are asking, and how far apart those two are. Every dot is a real car with a date.

  • Sold prices, not wish prices. Auction results are the backbone. Dealer asks are shown separately, never mixed in.
  • Same car, one record. A car that shows up at two dealers and an auction is one line of history, not three sales.
  • Fees stripped out. Some auction houses quote with a 10-12% buyer's fee included; we convert everything to the price the seller actually got.
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Buying?
Check the dealer

Every dealer we track, ranked by what they actually move. See a dealer's inventory, how long cars sit, and whether their asks match reality.
Selling?
Know your number

Find your car below. You get recent sold prices, the gap between asking and selling, and whether the trend is rising or falling.
Curious?
Follow the auctions

Which venues sell what, at what sell-through rate, and who the biggest consignors are. Or paste a VIN and see one car's whole life.

Moving this year

Typical sold price, last 12 months vs the 12 before

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How it works

1. Your search becomes a specific car.

Generation, body and gearbox are kept apart, so a manual GT3 Touring is never averaged with an automatic one. A car we haven't seen yet loads in about a minute.

2. We collect every public sale and listing.

Auction results and dealer listings across the major venues. The same car is matched by its VIN, so it is one record with a history, not a duplicate on every site.

3. We make the prices comparable.

Buyer's fees are removed where a venue includes them, foreign currency is converted at the sale-date rate, and bids that didn't meet reserve are shown hollow: real interest, not a sale.

We show which site a car is listed on. We don't sell cars, take listings, or rank anyone for money. Something wrong? Tell us.