FanValue: what your car is worth

FanValue gives you a private-party value for your car: what one person would pay another today, not dealer retail or trade-in.

Running one

Open the car in your Garage and choose Calculate FanValue. The car needs a VIN. A run takes seconds, and it is free every time. Running FanFax on a car also starts a first FanValue estimate, so the graph is never empty.

What you get

  • The headline value, plus a low to high range and a confidence read
  • The date the estimate was made
  • An itemized list of what the options on the car are worth (free supercharging, a wrap, upgraded wheels), already included in the headline number
  • What moves the value up or down, with amounts where they can be put on a number
  • A rarity read, when the car is unusual enough for one
  • Comparable live listings and recent sales, linked so you can open them
  • The sources behind it all

The value over time graph

Every finished estimate becomes one point on the car's graph, with the range shaded around the line. Hover a point to see its date and value. One estimate shows a single point, so recalculate in a month or two to start a trend.

Recalculate whenever you want: after a service, before selling, or when the market moves. Old estimates stay on the graph.

FanValue is an estimate from public listings and sales, not an appraisal or an offer.

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