This is a complete example report for a demo car — a 2020 Toyota Camry LE, 60,000 miles, $19,500 asking. Every number below is illustrative. Run a real VIN on the home page and you'll get this exact report for your car, free, in about 60 seconds.
Deal score & verdict
82OUT OF 100
BUY
Medium confidence — based on 6 comparable listings, decoded specs, recall data, and owner sentiment. The verdict stays at "Inspect First" until a mechanic passes the car, no matter the score.
Market value vs asking price
ASKING $19,500
Great < $18,900Fair rangeOverpriced > $21,400
Fair value range
$18,900–$21,400
midpoint $20,150
Asking price
$19,500
3% under midpoint
Adjustments
×0.98
private-party sale, good condition, clean title
Out-the-door price
Advertised price
$19,500
Sales tax (≈7.0% by ZIP)
$1,365
Doc + title fees
$593
Out-the-door total
$21,458
Dealers quote the advertised price. Taxes, doc fees and add-ons routinely add 8–12% — always demand an itemized out-the-door quote in writing.
Risk checklist
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1 open recall on record (fuel pump)Free fix at any dealer — confirm by VIN at nhtsa.gov and ask for proof it was performed.
✓
Mileage below average for its age60,000 mi vs ~72,000 typical for a 6-year-old car — verify against service records.
✓
Clean title (per the seller)Verify with a history report (Carfax, AutoCheck, NMVTIS) — a rebuilt title would cut value ~35%.
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Owners most often complain about brakesFrom NHTSA owner-complaint data for this year/make/model. Listen for pulsing or grinding on the test drive.
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Pre-purchase inspection not done yetThe one gate no score overrides — budget $150–250 for an independent mechanic before you pay.
Negotiation numbers
Opening offer
$18,200
anchored below target
Target price
$18,900
fair-range floor
Walk-away
$20,200
above this, better cars exist
Script: "Based on comparable sales around $20,150 and the open recall, I'd be comfortable at $18,900 out the door. Could we make that work?"