The spot price,
for the lot.
Spotlot observes Australian dealer inventory over time. Not a snapshot: the same listings, re-read repeatedly, so price cuts, days on market and quiet delistings become visible facts rather than guesses.
Why it compounds
A listing that disappears without a price cut is the strongest free signal that a car sold, and it only exists if you were watching before it happened.
355 delistings and 269 price changes recorded so far.
Sources active
181
184 dealer sources configured
Vehicles known
37,792
Physical cars, VIN-matched where shown
Listings observed
45,024
44,673 currently live
Observations
102,711
Append-only reads of a listing
Price changes
269
Seen between observations
Delistings
355
4 relistings detected
Coverage, honestly
Every number above is a live database count, not a target. Last observation recorded 11 Aug 2026, 3:06 pm AWST. 1 vehicle names are queued for taxonomy review rather than silently guessed.
Source-by-source breakdown →Ask it about a car
A valuation here is a range with its working shown: the comparables it rests on, the adjustments applied, how confident it is and how fast similar cars are turning. If the corpus cannot support an answer, it says so instead of pretending.
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