Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our AI-powered car valuation calculator.
An online tool that estimates the market value of a vehicle based on current listings and the technical parameters you enter. Its purpose is to quickly give you a price range at which you could sell or buy a similar car.
To get the most precise valuation, you'll fill in fields such as: Make and model, Year of manufacture, Mileage, and Vehicle condition.
The process involves three steps: 1) Data collection – the system retrieves details about your car. 2) Analysis and comparison – an AI algorithm automatically searches for and compares similar listings on the market. 3) Price range generation – based on the results, the AI calculates an estimated price range (for example, €11,000–€13,500) in a few seconds.
Artificial intelligence enables: Rapid scanning of millions of listings in real time, Detection of pricing patterns based on equipment and mileage, and Continuous adaptation of the model as new data arrives. Thus, the valuation relies on machine learning to reflect market trends as accurately as possible.
Yes. Access to the valuation is completely free, with no fees or subscription, and does not obligate you to any subsequent transaction.
Accuracy depends on the correctness of the information provided and the volume of listings available at that time. In general, the result offers a margin of error of a few percent, sufficient to give you a clear price indication.
Differences can arise due to: Detailed technical condition (repairs, accidents), Optional features not included in the form, and Dealer fees in the case of a trade-in or sale through intermediaries.
The valuation is primarily aimed at the private market. For a dealer trade-in, the offer is usually lower because the dealer includes processing costs and profit margin.
The process is automated and takes, on average, a few seconds to a few minutes, depending on the volume of data analyzed by the AI.
The algorithm and database are retrained and synchronized periodically (monthly or bi-monthly) to reflect the price developments in the second-hand car market.