Car valuation and market value estimate.
Find out the estimated value of a car based on its model, year of manufacture, mileage, configuration and the available market data.
How the market value is estimated
The Certcar valuation analyses the vehicle's characteristics and the available data to generate an indicative price estimate.
Market data
We compare the vehicle with similar cars available or traded on the market.
Year and mileage
We take into account the age of the car and the mileage value available at the time of the check.
Engine and equipment
The configuration, engine and equipment identified can influence the estimated value of the vehicle.
How the car valuation helps you
Better assess the asking price
Compare the price in the listing with an indicative estimate based on the car's characteristics.
Negotiate with more context
Use the estimated value together with the information about mileage, damage and the vehicle's history.
Compare several cars
You can analyse whether price differences between similar vehicles are justified by equipment, age and mileage.
Set a selling price
The estimate gives you a starting point when you want to list your car for sale.
Frequently asked questions about car valuation
How accurate is the estimated value?
The valuation is indicative and is based on the data available at the time of the check. The final price can vary depending on the technical condition, the appearance of the car, its history and market demand.
Does previous damage affect the value of the car?
Significant damage can affect the real selling price. That is why the estimated value should be analysed together with the complete history of the vehicle.
Can I use the valuation to sell my car?
Yes. The estimate can help you set a realistic starting price, but it is not an official valuation or a guarantee of the selling price.