How we rank cars

In what order do you see cars, and why? It is all here, plainly.

In search results

You decide the order. Without a choice the cheapest car comes first. You can then choose from:

• Lowest price
• Highest price
• Newest
• Year
• Mileage
• Best price vs market
• Least value lost
• Most below new price

Your filters decide which cars you see; the order you choose decides the sequence. A car that is for sale in several places is shown once.

In “Similar cars”

On a car page we show six other cars that resemble the one you are viewing. The closer a car is, the higher it appears. These count (the same model counts most, the same fuel least):

• the same model, otherwise the same make
• the same class (segment) and the same body type
• an asking price close to the car you are viewing
• the same fuel

What does not count

• Payment: no dealer or seller can buy a higher place. A subscription does not change the order.
• Who you are: we build no profile of you and do not adapt the order to your earlier visits.

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