LOTCLOCK
Type a VIN. See where it sits, and how long it is likely to take.
The dealer view. Not open yet — the archive it reads from is still filling up.
The answer it gives
2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo · 4WD · 68,400 mi · Oakland County
Your $27,995 is 7th lowest of 23 comparable vehicles within 20 miles. Cars in this spec go off the market in a median of 34 days. Yours has been sitting 61.
Market ask at your miles
$28,480
Middle half
$26,400–30,900
Confidence
High · 23 comps
An example, not a live reading.
What it will and will not do
- It reports asking prices, not sold prices. Every screen says "market ask", because that is what public listings are. Anyone claiming transaction accuracy from listing data is guessing.
- It refuses when it does not know. Under five comparable vehicles you get the list of what was found and no number. A tool that admits its limits is the only kind worth believing when it does answer.
- It never widens the radius to find you an answer. Widening geography is the easiest way to manufacture a comp set, and it destroys the local signal you came for.
- It shows its work. Every comparable vehicle names the dealership it came from and links to that dealership's own listing.
Why it is not open yet
Price comparison works from day one. Days-on-lot does not — knowing how long a specification takes to move requires having watched it for a while, and that time cannot be bought or backfilled. The collector is running nightly across southeastern Michigan now; the timing numbers get steadily more useful with each week behind them.
If you sell cars in the region and want to see what it already says about your lot, write to hello@lotclock.io. Early accounts are free.