AutoPulse

What is this? Models ranked by an activity score built from listing turnover (appearances, disappearances, price changes). A disappearance means the ad left the market — sale, removal, or window rotation; it does not prove a sale. Click a row for the numbers behind a model.

What is this? Cars priced at least 15% below the median of comparable listings — same model, year ±1, mileage ±20.000 km. Far-below-cohort prices are flags to investigate, not guaranteed bargains — condition is not observable from a listing. Click a row to open the listing on the source site.

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What is this? The trader column — local deals, imports and exports in one ranked table. LOCAL = priced below its home-market cohort median; IMPORT = foreign listing whose landed cost (price + known transport/plates/CO₂ tax) beats the destination median; EXPORT = home listing cheap vs a foreign median. Every row carries its comparable sample (n) and confidence — potential market spread, never guaranteed profit. Click a row to open the listing. Country-driven, not source-driven — the market switcher does not apply here.

What is this? Market radar — which vehicle cohorts (model · generation) are systematically cheaper in one market than another, after known costs (transport + plates + CO₂-band tax). This is your search list: cohorts worth hunting, not one-off cars. Ranking requires ≥3 comparable asking prices on both sides — thin cohorts are never shown. Asking prices only; transaction prices unknown. Cross-market by design — the source switcher does not apply here.

What is this? Median asking price per model over time, built from every snapshot the tracker stores. Falling line = sellers cutting prices; rising = demand pulling up. Per-model is the meaningful view — the whole-market line mixes segments and is shown only for orientation. Needs a few days of tracking; resolution is daily until two weeks of history exist, then weekly.

What is this? Every tracked listing in the database — inspect the raw records behind the analytics. Filter, sort, click a row to open the ad on the source site.

What is this? The canonical car registry — every vehicle cohort AutoPulse has ever classified, kept independently of individual ads: if every listing vanished tomorrow, this catalog survives. Body segments come from a centrally curated model map + title rules, not from whatever a single ad claims.

On-demand targeted scrape. Run parsers right now with dedicated filters — the same filters the CLI uses, validated against each source's config. Tick several sources to run them in parallel (one run per source at a time, 30s per-source cooldown). Targeted runs never expire other listings (sweep skipped by design). Run history lives in the database — refreshing the page never loses it.

What is this? The raw market heartbeat — every change the tracker detected, newest first: NEW listings appearing, price changes (old → new), EXPIRED (disappeared — sold, removed, or left the search window), REAPPEARED (back on the market). Click an item to open the listing.