Don't overpay for enthusiast cars.
Live market intelligence on 142 sports & exotic models — fair value, dealer signals and price moves. Walk into the room knowing what the car is really worth.
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#1 Photo: dealer listing Mercedes-AMG G63W463A pre-facelift, 2019-2024$155,511763 listed · 62d median on market -
#2 Photo: dealer listing Corvette Z06C8$118,288629 listed · 38d median on market -
#3 Photo: dealer listing BMW M3 Competition xDriveG80$89,991265 listed · 40d median on market -
#4 Photo: dealer listing Bentley Bentayga2016-2022$79,000243 listed · 68d median on market -
#5 Photo: dealer listing Lamborghini UrusSUV$193,212238 listed · 59d median on market -
#6 Photo: dealer listing 911 GT3 Coupe992.2, wing$338,000196 listed · 71d median on market -
#7 Photo: dealer listing BMW M3G80, RWD$77,796190 listed · 40d median on market -
#8 Photo: dealer listing Aston Martin DBXSUV$136,399187 listed · 81d median on market -
#9 Photo: dealer listing Bentley Continental GTMk3, 2018+$199,944182 listed · 69d median on market -
#10 Photo: dealer listing Bentley Continental GTCMk3, 2019+$242,900173 listed · 72d median on market
Median of live asking prices, not sold prices. Photos are a typical current listing of that model.
What the market did today
Fresh from the latest crawl — price cuts, likely sales and new listings graded as great deals.
Biggest price cuts
Likely just sold
Fresh great deals
Decision intelligence, not just listing dumps
Know what it's really worth.
Live median asking price and confidence-adjusted ranges per model. Spot when a listing is anchored to fantasy — or when a comp is the steal of the week.
Comparative viewRead the seller, not just the sticker.
4,563-dealer leaderboard with archetypes and trust scoring. See who lists fairly and who anchors high — before you make the call.
Dealer leaderboardBe early on the inventory that matters.
Every price reduction tracked. Relisted VINs surfaced when they reappear after a quiet pull. Stale inventory flagged before it's discounted.
Recent moversAnchor on real comps before you walk into the dealership. Know fair value before you negotiate, and which markets are softening in your favor.
Build a thesis on a segment. Track inventory, days-on-market and pricing dynamics across 142 models.
Benchmark your asks against the live market. See concentration in your model and how others move stale inventory.
All models by brand
Every one of the 142 tracked models, with the live median ask and which way the market is leaning.
Ferrari · 26 models · 1,572 listings
Bentley · 10 models · 1,309 listings
Porsche · 20 models · 1,203 listings
Mercedes-Benz · 3 models · 1,131 listings
Lamborghini · 22 models · 1,110 listings
Chevrolet · 1 models · 629 listings
Aston Martin · 15 models · 606 listings
McLaren · 23 models · 553 listings
BMW · 3 models · 471 listings
Audi · 14 models · 271 listings
Nissan · 2 models · 69 listings
Maserati · 2 models · 56 listings
What do these numbers mean?
- Median ask
- Middle asking price across live listings. Asks, not sold prices.
- Market state
- Heating, Stable or Softening, from how fast cars sell, how inventory is moving and how often prices are cut. Heating favours the dealer, Softening favours the buyer.
- Days on market (DOM)
- Days a car has been listed. The figure shown is the median: half of the cars have been listed longer. Longer means more room to negotiate.
- Active with cuts
- Recent price cuts relative to the number of cars for sale. Above 100% means cuts are more frequent than there are cars listed, because one car can be cut several times. Heavy discounting.
- Liquidity
- How easily cars sell here, scored 0-100 from sell-through, days on market and how often asks are cut. Higher means a faster, easier sale.
- Inventory change
- Change in the number of cars for sale against the prior period. Rising means more supply and more room to negotiate.
- Expected haircut
- The discount dealers usually end up giving: how often asks get cut times the typical cut. A sensible anchor for a first offer.
- Price spread (CV)
- Spread of asking prices around the median. Higher means a wider range, so a single comp tells you less about what you should pay.