Asking prices
lie.
Sold prices don't.

Every listing site shows you what sellers hope to get. We index what buyers actually paid — dated, verified, and drawn from completed auctions.

63,862
Sold records indexed
3,007
Vehicles with a market
926
Makes covered
Hourly
Ingest cadence
What a single number hides

The same car, sold 60 times, at $33,925 apart.

1957 Ford Thunderbird

60 verified sales. Every point below is a completed transaction.
$17,225
$28,875
$51,150
10th pct
median
90th pct

A listing site quotes you one asking price. The market answered 60 times, and the answers spanned $33,925. That spread is the information — and it only exists if you record what actually changed hands.

See all 60 sales →

How it works

Three inputs, one honest number.

01 / INGEST

Collect closings

Completed auction results, pulled hourly and normalized to a single schema.

02 / MATCH

Decode the VIN

Year, make, model and body resolved from the VIN itself, so comps match the platform you actually have.

03 / REPORT

Show the spread

Median, range and the mileage curve — not a single confident number the data cannot support.

Where this goes

DriveSold is the argument. PriceVin is the product.

This domain owns one idea — sold, not asking — because that is what buyers search and the reason the number is worth trusting. Everything else lives on PriceVin.

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