Know what to pay before you talk to a dealer.
Motology checks any car on the lot against live market prices near you, then tells you what to offer, what a good price is and when to walk away.
Example: a 2022 Toyota RAV4 XLE listed at $36,900 is 4.2% above similar cars nearby. Motology suggests opening at $33,600, a good price of $34,500 and walking away above $35,400.
How it works
Four steps, from the first question to the dealership.
- 1
Tell us what you want
Describe the car, your budget and how you will use it, or pick a car from the lot.
- 2
See what it is really worth
Market value from comparable listings near you, days on the lot, local supply, vehicle history and open recalls.
- 3
Negotiate with a plan
An opening offer, a good price and a walk-away number. Try an offer and see how the dealer is likely to respond.
- 4
Make your move when you are ready
Send a private offer, or choose how the dealership can reach you. Nobody calls you before you say so.
Built for the person buying the car.
You decide what to share, when to share it and with whom. Until you say otherwise, you are just a shopper doing research.
Your targets stay private
Your opening offer and good price are never shared with the dealership.
No contact without your OK
A dealership only gets your details after you enter them and agree to be contacted.
Every number shows its source
Live market data is labelled. When data is missing, we say so instead of guessing.
Make an offer, keep your name
Send a real offer on a car. The dealer sees your price, not your name or number, until you both agree.
Found a car you like? Check the price first.
No dealership hears from you until you say so.