A price guide range,not a single guess.
Car Spot values a car as a range — a lower and an upper guide price, from a poor-condition example to a pristine one — so you can price stock to sell and appraise the cars you buy with real confidence. It is a guide estimate to help you price, based on the car itself.
- Upper & lower guide prices
- Price stock to sell
- Appraise what you buy
Why a guide-price range beats a single number
A range, not a number
Every valuation returns a lower and an upper guide price — from poor condition to pristine — so you can position a car by its real condition instead of a fixed figure.
Price stock to sell
Check the guide range while you price a listing, with a marker for your asking price and comparable valuations for the same type of car.
Appraise what you buy
Run a car through the same valuation before making an offer or working out a trade-in value — including cars you take in trade — so you buy with a number you can defend.
Based on the car
A valuation is built from the car’s license plate or its make, model, year and mileage — not your personal details.
Guide range
Upper and lower guide prices, instantly
Ask Car Spot what a car is worth and you get a range, not a take-it-or-leave-it number: a lower guide price for a poor-condition example and an upper one for a pristine car. Enter a license plate or the make, model, year and mileage, and the range comes back in seconds. It is a guide estimate to help you price — not an official or guaranteed valuation.
- A lower and an upper guide price on every valuation
- From a poor-condition example to a pristine one
- Instant — from a license plate or the car’s basic details
- A guide estimate to help you price, clearly presented as such
Sell
Price your stock to sell
When you price a listing, the guide range is right there. A marker shows where your asking price sits — below, within or above the range — and a comparison band shows valuations for the same type of car, so you price stock to move instead of guessing and dropping the price later.
- Check the guide range while you set your asking price
- A marker shows whether your price sits below, within or above the range
- Compare against valuations for the same type of car
- Spot overpriced stock before it sits unsold
Buy
Appraise the cars you buy
The same valuation works when you’re buying. Before making an offer on a car — including stock sourced directly from private sellers on Car Spot, or cars you take in trade — enter its license plate to get the guide range and a defensible trade-in value, and make a fair offer for the seller that still leaves you room to resell.
- Get the guide range before you make an offer
- Work out a trade-in value you can defend
- Pairs with sourcing stock from private sellers on Car Spot
- Buy with room to resell, not a guess
How it works
A guide range in 3 steps
- Enter the car
Type in a license plate or the make, model, year and mileage. No personal details are needed for a valuation.
- Get your guide range
A lower and an upper guide price come back instantly — from a poor-condition example to a pristine one.
- Price or appraise with it
Use the range to price a listing that sells, or to make a fair, defensible offer for a car you want to buy.
Valuations, built in.
- Instant guide-price range — low and high figures
- Condition grading, from poor to pristine
- Guide range shown while you price a listing
- Asking-price marker and comparable valuations
- License-plate-based valuations to appraise cars you buy
- Framework for trade-in values
Valuations are built into the Car Spot dealer platform from $249.00/month. A guide estimate, not an official valuation. No setup fee, cancel any time.
Valuation questions, answered
Pricing that sells. Buying with room to profit.
A high and low guide price on every car — to position your stock and appraise your purchases with confidence. Set up your dealership today.
Set up your dealershipFrom $249.00/month · Guide estimate, not an official valuation · Cancel any time