Q Automotive

How long it has been sitting · 631 cars past 90 days

1,194 of this yard’s 1,200 live cars publish a listing date. Median 92 days; 631 advertised 90 days or more, 52.8% of the dated stock. Across the 494 yards with 20 or more dated used cars, the median yard has 20.4% past 90 days (middle half 11.2% to 32.6%), and the market as a whole 24.7%: this yard is in the older quarter. Standing stock, so the older bands are thinned by the cars that already sold. The age is this shopfront’s advertisement, not the dealer’s ownership.

The lot · longest advertised first

The 60 longest-advertised of 1,200 live cars. Advertised age is the seller’s own published listing date; a car showing none is one whose site does not publish it, not a new arrival.

What they stock · 27 makes, 1,200 cars

and 13 more makes, 21 cars between them.

Right column is the median ask within that make, this dealer only.

How fast their stock leaves

349 cars watched off this shopfront: 319 proved sold, 30 still for sale elsewhere.

Each dot is one car proved sold, placed by the seller’s own advertised listing age when the listing came down. Outlined dots were discounted first, n = 40 of 307 — the chart draws the most recent exits, the median below is over all of them. Median 55 days over 307 aged exits, 45% discounted first set against 37 days across the whole observed market. That market figure covers used and demo cars only and counts each car once, while this yard’s includes whatever it lists, so the two are close but not identical measures. Read the gap as description, not performance.

Locations · 8

Turn figures are not split by location: the per-yard sale counts are still too small to quote honestly.

How this page is built

Every figure comes from SpotlotBot reading this dealer’s own public pages under their robots rules; nothing is supplied by the dealer or modelled. Live counts are the latest complete pass; days advertised are the seller’s own listing date, and cars with no published date are left out rather than assumed new. Their pages publish a median of 15 photos per car over the 1,199 live cars with a gallery we can count, 370 of them with four or fewer: a description of the shopfront, not a judgement of it. A car is called sold only when the site said so and it is not still live under another seller we watch. We have been watching this dealer since 10 August 2026. If you are this dealer and something is wrong, fix the page we read and the next pass picks it up.

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