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Research a car before you commit
Start with a listing link. We’ll retrieve what the source makes available and show which checks deserve your attention.
Start with a link. Where the source permits access, we retrieve the car’s details and research its VIN automatically. Restricted auction links can return model research only. A VIN or listing text also works.
Already have an inspection? Check what wasn’t tested.
Paste the report’s findings or limitations. We flag explicit phrases such as “not tested” and “unable to inspect,” so a missing check is not mistaken for a pass. This phrase check does not read photos or diagnose faults. Redact personal information.
Use a repair quote in your budget and seller discussion
Paste the shop’s estimate with one labeled final USD total, such as “Total: $1,500.00.” We extract that total for your confirmation. We do not guess repair prices or add potentially overlapping line items.
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Your purchase review. Retrieved facts retain their sources. Seller claims and your own inputs still need verification. The optional bid model uses USD.
Before you bid
Start with the missing evidence. These questions are prepared from the checks still open in this review.
5 questions for the seller and inspector
- Can you provide the VIN and title status, confirm any liens, and arrange a VIN match with the vehicle before payment? Please redact personal details from copies.
- Can an independent mechanic inspect the car before bidding closes and provide a written report with itemized repair estimates?
- Which service invoices are available, what work is overdue, and what known faults or modifications should the inspector check?
- Where are the applicable buyer fees, payment terms, storage charges and collection deadline documented?
- Where can the car be collected, does it run and drive, and are there loading restrictions for a transport quote?
Bid limit paused. Still to estimate: auction fees, tax, transport & registration, repairs & contingency, holding costs, selling costs. Enter a realistic allowance or explicitly mark a cost not applicable.
Build a bid limit · optional costs and comparable sales
The car & the bid
What are you considering, and why?
What actually sold?
Use comparable completed sales in USD. Explain differences in mileage, condition, and specification.
Import your spreadsheet evidence
Copy six columns, including these headings, from a spreadsheet you have permission to use. Prices must be USD; notes stay on one line. No listing is fetched.
description price type date source note
No sale evidence yet
Add at least two distinct sold references. Asking prices stay visible but never set the modeled value.
Count the whole cost
Unknown costs are not free. Enter estimates, then mark each group estimated or not applicable to unlock the modeled limit.
What could change the deal?
A clean calculation cannot fix a missing inspection or an unresolved title issue.
Evidence and assumptions
USER-ENTERED SOURCES — NOT INDEPENDENTLY VERIFIED
· Listing/reference: Not supplied
Purchase thesis: Not supplied
Cost assumptions · USD
Buyer fee: 0%, minimum $0, cap none, plus $0 fixed. Tax assumption: 0% on bid only. Holding: $0/month for 0 months. Selling fee: 0% plus $0. Profit buffer: $0. Resale haircut: 0%. Additional downside: 20%.
Comparable references
Diligence record
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Costs reviewed by user: No. This is scenario arithmetic, not an appraisal or forecast.
What happened?
Record the outcome when you know it. Account saves keep earlier revisions so you can compare your assumptions with the result.