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Valuations

Every car has a number. Know it first

Value any car, not just the ones in your alerts. A Quick valuation prices it from the details you type. A HawkEye report starts from the rego, checks the PPSR, reads the photos and tells you the most you should pay.

Choose a planWhat's in a report
CarHawk Quick valuation of a 2019 Toyota HiLux SR5, 118,000 km: market value A$41,505 from 12 comparable cars, high confidence, and a verdict that the A$31,000 asking price needs an offer of A$26,354 or less

Two ways to value

A quick number, or the full picture

Quick valuation

Included on every plan

  • Type the make, model, badge, year and kilometres
  • Market, wholesale and buy-at prices
  • The live comparable ads behind the price, linked
  • Add known repairs and the asking price for a verdict

HawkEye report

2 a month on Dealer, 5 on Dealer Pro

  • Rego or VIN fills in the car from the national register
  • PPSR finance, write-off and stolen checks, with the certificate
  • Inspects up to 12 of your own photos, or the listing's
  • Itemised repair quotes, likely and worst case
  • A PDF report to keep or send on

Extra reports are A$14.99 each, added to your next invoice. A plate or VIN that matches no car is not charged.

One report without a plan

No subscription

One HawkEye report

A$29.99one-off, incl. GST

  • The car from its rego or VIN
  • PPSR finance, write-off and stolen checks
  • Repair quotes from the listing and your photos
  • Market, wholesale and the most you should pay
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A plate or VIN that matches no car is not charged.

Valuing more than one

Running 4 or more a month?

On Scanner, the $49 starter plan, every HawkEye report is A$14.99, and you get deal alerts and Deal Finder as well.

4 reports without a plan, cheapest way
A$119.96
4 reports on Scanner, plan included
A$108.96

Dealer includes 2 reports and 5 PPSR checks a month; Dealer Pro includes 5 reports and 10 checks.

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In the report

Numbers you can defend

Every figure comes with what it was built from, so you can show the customer, the seller or your business partner exactly why.

Market value and range

What matching clean cars are advertised for right now, with the low-to-high spread.

Wholesale and buy-at

What a trader would pay, and the price that leaves room to make money on it.

The most you should pay

After the likely repairs, and again at the worst case.

A confidence score

0 to 100, with the reasons: badge, gearbox, fuel and how many cars matched.

Comparables, linked

Every car behind the price, one tap from its ad.

Warnings up front

Finance owing, a write-off, a stolen report, photos that don't match or a corrected odometer, flagged first.
The value ladder in a CarHawk valuation: market A$41,505, wholesale A$33,505, buy at A$26,804, max buy A$26,354, with a confidence score of 100

When to run one

Value it on the spot

01

On the driveway

Run the rego while you walk around the car. Finance, write-off and stolen checks are back before the test drive.

02

A trade-in at the desk

Know the wholesale number before you put a figure to the customer.

03

A car you found yourself

Paste a Facebook Marketplace, Carsales or Gumtree link and the description and photos are read for you.

How market value is worked out

Put a number on the next car you see

Quick valuations are included on every plan, and HawkEye reports on Dealer and Dealer Pro.

Choose a planHow the pricing works

Monthly in AUD, GST included. Cancel any time from your account.