21,287 live listings priced
Find the underpriced exotic.
We price every luxury and exotic listing against its real market, so you can see which cars are selling for less than they’re worth.
2015 Ferrari 458 Speciale
$265,890 below market (16%)
- Live listings
- 21,287
- Models
- 138
- Deals found
- 5,734
- Brands
- 24
Today’s biggest savings
Priced under the market, right now.
Every car is valued against comparable listings of the same model, trim and year, adjusted for miles. These have the biggest gaps in the country.
2020 Ford GT
518 mi · Beverly Hills, CA
2021 Lamborghini Aventador
LP 770-4 SVJ · 8,147 mi · Newton, MA
2019 Ferrari 812 Superfast
11,879 mi · Tampa, FL
2027 Rolls-Royce Cullinan
50 mi · Miami, FL
2024 Porsche 911
GT3 RS · 618 mi · Chicago, IL
2022 McLaren 765LT Spider
1,328 mi · Joliet, IL
We’re tracking 5,734 deals priced below market. Members get the VIN, dealer, listing link and a negotiation email for every one.
Unlock every dealMarket snapshot
Every car, priced against its real market.
We track asking prices, mileage and time on market for every model and model year. Here’s the Lamborghini Urus market today.
- Fair price by year. Median asking prices and price ranges for every model year, from live listings.
- Where prices are heading. A monthly price history shows whether a model is gaining or losing value.
- Negotiating leverage. Days on market shows which cars have sat long enough for the dealer to deal.
Lamborghini Urus · 2019–2024
$238,382
Median asking price · 566 for sale
Price range today
Median price by model year
- 2024 $273k
- 2023 $259k
- 2022Sweet spot $213k
- 2021 $197k
- 2020 $183k
- 2019 $169k
Sweet spot: a 2022 lists for 18% less than a 2023.
- Median miles
- 16k
- Days on market
- 56
- States
- 33
How it works
We do the math. You get the leverage.
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We gather the listings
21,287 luxury and exotic cars for sale at dealers across the US, grouped by model, generation and year.
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We price every car
Each car gets a fair value from comparable listings: the same model, trim and year, adjusted for miles. The gap to its asking price is the estimated savings.
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We score the deal
The deal score, from 0 to 100, weighs that gap against how much evidence backs it, so a car with few comparables can’t top the list on a guess.
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You negotiate
Members get the VIN, dealer, listing link and a negotiation email written for each car.
Brands
Shop by marque.
Most-listed models
- Chevrolet Corvette 3,252
- Porsche 911 2,620
- Ford Mustang 1,954
- Mercedes-Benz G-Class 1,701
- BMW M3 1,080
- Tesla Model Y 1,000
- Tesla Model 3 622
- Rivian R1S 587
- Lamborghini Urus 566
- Rivian R1T 407
- Land Rover Range Rover 399
- Porsche Taycan 399
- BMW M5 283
- Bentley Continental 265
- Tesla Model X 245
- Tesla Model S 236
- Dodge Viper 217
- BMW X6 M 214
- Lamborghini Huracan 205
- Porsche Cayenne 198
- Audi RS Q8 195
- Tesla Cybertruck 194
- BMW M8 193
- Porsche 718 Cayman 190
Questions, answered.
How do you know a car is a good deal?
We value every car against comparable listings we track: the same model, trim and model year, adjusted for mileage. The gap between that fair value and the asking price is the estimated savings, and the deal score weighs it by how close and how many the comparables are.
Where do the listings come from?
From dealer inventory across the United States. Prices and availability can change at any time, so always confirm the details with the dealer before you buy.
What’s free, and what do members get?
Market prices, price ranges by model year, deal scores and estimated savings are free for every model. Members also see each deal’s VIN, dealer and listing link, plus a negotiation email written for that car.
Why would a dealer sell below market?
Cars that sit unsold cost dealers money every day. Higher mileage, an unpopular color or simply too much inventory can push a car well under its fair value, which is exactly what we look for.
See every deal, in full.
The VIN, dealer, listing link and a negotiation email for every car we flag.