Australian car-market observation

Live data on Australia’s car market. Every listing we can reach. Every cut. Every day.

Asks, cuts, days to sell and proved sales, read from 1,052 dealer sites every day.

Live ·

counted, never estimated

Listings watched

233,986

on 1,052 dealer sites

Proved sold, 24 hours

1,667

$58.8M in final asks

Price cuts, 24 hours

3,012

once per car per day, against 252 rises

Median days to sell

32days

46,013 used and demo cars proved sold with a listing date

What it answers

Five questions. One real car.

A 2021 Ford Ranger XLT at 60,000 km, valued by the engine at 12:23 AWST.

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  1. 01

    What it’s worth

    $36,582

    The middle of the adjusted asks; the band is the range.

  2. 02

    Why

    121comparables

    Every comparable is listed, weighted and adjusted on the value page.

  3. 03

    How sure

    high

    sample1.00
    tightness0.65
    recency0.45

    Scored 0.79, in three parts you can read.

  4. 04

    How fast it sells

    40days

    60% were cut before they sold

    The median of 765 cars seen to sell, by the seller’s own listing date.

  5. 05

    What to pay

    $31,950

    A dealer’s buy price at a 10% margin, worked back from the range; the value page shows every step.

Why it is different

Watched every day, not photographed once.

No public source confirms a sale. Spotlot sees it because it was already re-reading the page: every ask, every cut, and the day the car comes down. Nobody starting later can back-fill that record.

price changes caught
433,212
cars proved sold
85,354
the record began, 2026
10 Aug

Counted, never estimated, as at 13:30 AWST. Coverage stated. How it works

One real car

Snapshot ·

2022 Toyota Landcruiser Sahara · WA

$106,888$104,888$102,888listed 5 Octgone 25 Oct · SOLD
Advertised 20 days by the seller’s own date, cut twice (8 Oct, 13 Oct), and gone on 25 Oct with the seller’s own SOLD notice. The grey lines are ornament. Its full record, with a free account

Inside

The terminal, live.

Most cut · 7 days

Live ·

  1. Ford Ranger894 · −$1,000
  2. Toyota RAV4558 · −$1,000
  3. Mitsubishi Outlander526 · −$1,000
  4. Toyota Hilux513 · −$1,000
  5. Ford Everest477 · −$1,000
  6. Hyundai Tucson463 · −$1,000

Price cuts, once per car per day, and the median cut. The whole market, with an account

Just sold

Live ·

  1. 2024 Toyota RAV4 · NSW$52,490 · 78 d
  2. 2020 Mazda 3 · QLD$21,991 · 56 d
  3. 2026 Mazda CX-5 · QLD$41,990 · 211 d
  4. 2016 BMW X5 · WA$13,985
  5. 2021 Subaru Forester · NSW$27,888
  6. 2022 Toyota Yaris · NSW$24,888

Proved by a SOLD notice or a page gone, the latest at 13:26 AWST. Final ask, and days advertised by the seller’s own count.

Cars proved sold

Live ·

last 24 hours · $58.8M in final asks
1,667
last 7 days · $320.8M in final asks
9,140
since 10 Aug 2026 · $3.0B in final asks
85,354

A SOLD notice or a dead page, never absence.

For dealerships

Your yard, measured.

Where your asks sit against the same cars across town, how long stock takes against the market, and how you compare with the yards around you.

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One Perth wholesale yard, name off

Snapshot ·

1,924

cars standing

$53.6M

in 994 cars over 90 days

+1.2%

asks against the market, 1,646 cars compared

Stock by days on the lot, the 1,907 with a listing date

  1. 0–30d220
  2. 31–60d386
  3. 61–90d307
  4. 90d+994

Its biggest line, the Toyota Hilux: 282 on the lot, standing a median 102 days while the market sells one in 48.

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Sales proved, prices cut, what moved. One email, no follow-ups.

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