Used market pulse for any make and model

• Used market: median price, miles, days-on-market
• CPO vs non-CPO split + CPO premium
• CPO DOM advantage
• Inventory mix: top trims, colors, years
• New-market reference for comparison
• Health indicators (slow sell-through, heavy CPO market, etc.)

• Market researchers tracking a nameplate or a brand.
• Dealers deciding whether a model is worth a CPO program in their state.
• Journalists who want the numbers behind a brand health claim.

What statistics does it return?

Median price, miles and days on market for the used market, CPO versus non-CPO splits with the CPO premium and the CPO days-on-market advantage, top trims, colours and years, the spread between active asking and recently off-market last-list prices, a new-market reference, and health indicators such as slow sell-through or a CPO-heavy market.

Can I narrow it?

Yes. Make is required; model, year, trim and a two-letter state are optional and each narrows the pulse.

Are these sale prices?

Every figure is a listed price. Active comparables are current asking prices and recently off-market comparables are shown at their last list price, the closest observable proxy to a transaction. Negotiated sale prices are private and not in the data.

When should I use Market Quick Look instead?

When the question is about one geography rather than one nameplate. Market Quick Look works from a ZIP and radius.

What does it cost?

$0.99 per run. Connect the MarketCheck AI Desk to Claude or ChatGPT once and ask in plain English, or run it from this website. You pay per report from a credit balance, with no subscription.

Technical reference (inputs, outputs, the MCP tool name): Brand & Model Market Pulse documentation.