Verdict & Trust Score
0–100 with a color band and a one-sentence call. Every deduction is itemized — no black box, you see exactly why a car scores 43.
Inside every Brief
Every Brief reads in about four minutes, at an 8th-grade level, and every finding ends the same way: what it means and what to do. Here's the full anatomy.
0–100 with a color band and a one-sentence call. Every deduction is itemized — no black box, you see exactly why a car scores 43.
Salvage brands, total-loss and junk records, odometer rollback flags, title-washing patterns across state lines.
Every time this VIN was listed in 6 years — dates, prices, mileage. "Acquired at auction 4 months ago" changes a negotiation.
Open recalls by severity, plus what fails on this model at this mileage — from our 162-issue database — with typical repair costs.
Fair value range, asking-vs-market delta, days on market vs. average, price-drop history, how many comps sit nearby.
Opening, target and walk-away prices — each justified line by line — with talking points ranked by impact.
Six one-liners that hold the whole thing together — say your number, then stop talking.
What to look for on the report the seller handed you, then a guided in-person inspection: panel seams, oil cap, trunk water line, tire dates.
Buy it, negotiate it, or walk. One paragraph, one recommendation, sharable with anyone you trust.
The part you'll actually use
The battle card is computed from market data by a deterministic formula — mileage-adjusted fair value minus documented issues. Not vibes. Not an AI guessing prices.
This RAV4 has been on your lot 61 days and you've cut the price twice. There are eleven like it within 50 miles. I can sign today at $23,400.
TALKING POINT №1 · LEVERAGE: DAYS-ON-MARKET + PRICE-CUT HISTORY
See one for real
A truck whose paperwork says clean — and whose history says totaled, retitled, and rolled back.
Read the sample Pricing