Competitors: every competing listing near your dealership
See each competing listing as a card and on a map, sort by price, miles or days on market, and check the cross-shop alternatives buyers weigh against your car.
Which cars is a shopper looking at instead of mine? The Competitors tab answers it one vehicle at a time. It lists every competing listing near your dealership that passes the radius, trim match, Same Year, condition and odometer settings in the bar above, and the number on the tab is how many cars stand between you and the sale. These are the exact cars behind the rank on the Overview.
Avg, Low and High sum up their asking prices. Below them the cars come as cards, sorted by Price: Low → High unless you pick odometer, year or days on market. Each card carries a badge that says how much less or more the other store asks than you, a red edge for cheaper and blue for pricier, then odometer, days on market, color and the selling store. A red fewer mi chip flags a rival with fewer miles than yours. The map view puts YOUR CAR as the blue pin and every rival as a price pin; Select visible area, like Select all in the list, turns the cars you chose into the comparison set.
For example, on Monday open the cars that sat longest on your lot, sort their competitors by Days on Market: Fewest and read the badges: if the fast movers all show less, your price is the reason. Then open Alternatives. Its Competing Models are the other-brand models shoppers cross-shop against yours, ordered by how closely they match on price, size and class, and Alternative Listings shows their cars from the same radius on the same cards. Where your price sits on each website is on Market Now.
01 Every competing listing
- Competitors lists every listing of the same model that matches your settings.
- The number on the tab is how many cars are competing with yours.
- Radius, trim match and same year come from the filter bar above.
These are the exact cars behind your rank in the table.
Transcript
The Competitors tab lists every listing of the same model that matches your settings. The number on the tab is how many cars are competing with yours right now. Radius, trim match and same year come from the filter bar above. These are the exact cars behind your rank in the table.
02 Sort, compare, select
- Avg, Low and High sum up the asking prices shown here.
- Change the order — Price: Low → High, odometer, year or days on market.
- Select all, or tick single cards, to compare only the ones you choose.
- Fifty cards load at a time — scroll or press Load more.
Color Key reminds you: red cheaper, blue pricier.
Transcript
Above the cards, Avg, Low and High sum up the asking prices shown here. Use the sort menu to change the order, for example price low to high, odometer, year or days on market. Select all, or tick single cards, to compare only the ones you choose. Fifty cards load at a time; scroll down or press Load more.
03 Reading a competitor card
- The badge on the photo says how much less or more they ask than you.
- Red edge means cheaper than your car; blue means pricier.
- Below the price: odometer, days on market, color and the selling store.
- Click a card to open that listing with photos and dealer contacts.
Fewer miles than yours shows as a red chip — a tougher rival.
Transcript
Each card is one competing listing. The badge on the photo says how much less or more they are asking than you. A red edge means the car is cheaper than yours, blue means pricier. Below the price you see the odometer, days on market, color and the selling store. Click a card to open that listing with photos and dealer contacts.
04 Your market on a map
- YOUR CAR is the blue pin; each teal pin is a competitor's price.
- A numbered bubble groups cars close together — click it to zoom in.
- Click a pin for photo, price, miles and View details.
- Select visible area makes every car on screen your comparison set.
Zoom with the plus and minus buttons or the mouse wheel.
Transcript
Your car is the blue pin; every teal pin is a competitor showing its asking price. A numbered bubble groups cars that sit close together; click it to zoom in. Click a pin to see the photo, price, miles and view details. Select visible area turns every car on screen into your comparison set.
05 What shoppers cross-shop
- Alternatives shows models from other brands that shoppers weigh against yours.
- The number on the tab is how many competing models we found.
- Their listings come from the same radius as your competitors.
Think Camry versus Accord versus Sonata.
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The Alternatives tab shows models from other brands that shoppers weigh against yours, like Camry versus Accord versus Sonata. The number on the tab is how many competing models we found. Their listings come from the same radius as your competitors.
06 Pick the competing models
- Competing Models — each chip is one rival model; tap to add or remove it.
- All switches every model on or off at once.
- Models are ordered by how closely they match yours on price, size and class.
The first model is picked for you when you open the tab.
Transcript
Competing Models lists each rival model as a chip. Tap a chip to add or remove that model. All switches every model on or off at once. The models are ordered by how closely they match yours on price, size and class. The first one is picked for you when you open the tab.
07 Alternative listings, same cards
- Alternative Listings — every car of the models you picked, counted on the badge.
- Cards read the same way: less or more than your price, miles, days, store.
- Sort as before, plus Brand A → Z to group by make.
Up to three hundred listings are shown here.
Transcript
Alternative Listings holds every car of the models you picked, and the badge counts them. The cards read the same way as competitors: less or more than your price, miles, days and the store. Sort as before, plus Brand A to Z to group by make.
Frequently asked questions
How do I see competing listings near my dealership for one car?
Open the vehicle and pick the Competitors tab. It lists every listing of the same model that passes the filters in the bar above: radius of 50, 100, 200 or 500 miles or Nationwide, trim match, Same Year, Match Condition and an odometer range. The number on the tab is the count, and the same cars are the ones behind the rank in your inventory table.
What do the red and blue badges on a competitor card mean?
The badge on the photo is the difference between their asking price and yours: red with "less" means they undercut you, blue with "more" means they ask more, grey means the same price. A red card edge and a red "fewer mi" chip both mark a tougher rival; blue marks one that is easier to beat. Click the card to open that listing with photos and the dealer contacts.
Is there a competitor map, and can I compare only the cars on it?
Yes. The map view shows YOUR CAR as the blue pin and each competitor as a pin labelled with its price; numbered bubbles group cars that sit close together and open when you click them. Select visible area makes every car on screen your comparison set, and the Avg, Low and High chips then describe only those cars.
What are cross-shop alternatives and how are they chosen?
The Alternatives tab lists models from other brands that shoppers weigh against yours, for example Camry against Accord and Sonata. Candidates must share your body type, and they are ordered by how closely they match on price, size and class, up to ten models. Tap a Competing Models chip to add or remove a model, or All to switch every model on or off.
Do alternative listings use the same radius and filters as competitors?
Alternative Listings come from the same radius you set for competitors and from model years within a year of yours. They appear on the same cards, with the same less-or-more badge against your price, and sort the same way plus Brand A → Z. Up to three hundred listings are shown.
See it on your own inventory
A demo runs on your live listings, not a sample lot: your cars, the competitors around your store, and the target price for each one.