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CarGurus helps you search for new and used vehicles, compare listings, and research prices before contacting a seller. You can narrow results using filters such as make, model, price, mileage, location, and vehicle features. Listings may include photos, vehicle details, seller information, and a deal rating. Available tools and listing details can vary by location and by the information provided by each dealer or private seller.
CarGurus compares a vehicle’s advertised price with its estimated market value and other relevant listing information to assign a deal rating. The rating can help you identify listings that appear comparatively inexpensive or costly, but it is not a guarantee that a car is fairly priced or in good condition. Estimates depend on available data, and you should also check the vehicle’s history, condition, fees, and local market before making a decision.
The app is primarily a marketplace and research tool, so the purchase process generally involves contacting the dealer or private seller responsible for a listing. Depending on the vehicle, seller, and your location, you may be able to arrange parts of the transaction online, but options are not the same for every listing. Confirm the final price, taxes, fees, financing terms, and payment process directly with the seller before committing.
You can generally download the app and browse vehicle listings without paying a subscription. Searching, comparing prices, and viewing many listing details are typically available at no charge, although specific services or purchase options may depend on the seller and location. Remember that a free app does not mean a vehicle purchase has no additional costs: taxes, registration, delivery, financing, inspections, and dealer fees may apply.
Read the listing carefully and verify that the price, mileage, features, and vehicle history match what the seller can document. Ask whether the car is still available, whether the advertised price includes required fees, and whether there has been damage or mechanical work. Arrange an independent inspection and review the title and paperwork before paying. Listing information can be incomplete or outdated, so confirm important details directly with the seller.