Statomotive.
Buyer intelligence · enthusiast & exotic cars

Know what a car is actually worth before you buy.

Statomotive turns thousands of real auction results into a buyer's guide for each car: what drives price, what's a deal, and what to buy. Our model makes clear how much to trust every number.

The market has been moving.

Example

Enthusiast prices tracked over years. Each guide shows exactly how its car has moved, and why.

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Our dataset grows by the day.
10,187
sold listings analyzed
25
models tracked
10
makes & growing
What we cover

True enthusiast and collector cars

Deep, data-backed guides, not every car, the ones worth studying. New guides get added as the corpus grows.

BMW
i8I1xM3E46 · E9x · F80M4F8xM5E39 · E60M6E6xZ4 ME8x
10 guides
Porsche
911991 · 997
4 guides
Ferrari
458F430
2 guides
Lamborghini
GallardoMurcielago
2 guides
McLaren
570S720S
2 guides
Acura
NSXNC
1 guide
Audi
R8V8 Gen1
1 guide
Chevrolet
Corvette Z06C6
1 guide
Dodge
ViperGen5
1 guide
Honda
S2000AP1 AP2
1 guide

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What it is

A buyer's guide built from the market, not opinions.

Every guide is fit from real, completed auction sales. A hedonic price model separates what actually moves value from what just sounds nice at a cars-and-coffee. The charts below are examples, the real guides run on live auction data. See the preview →

Price drivers

What moves the number

Measured per model, not as a market average. Every car carries its own options, so Statomotive tracks the full list for each one and quantifies what actually moves that specific car's price, from the manual premium to the right color, in dollars and percent, tracked over time.

A single model's options Example
The sweet spot

What to actually buy

The mileage, year, and spec band where the car makes the most sense, plus buyer personas from the collector to the minimum-viable entrant.

A single model, price vs miles Example
Best & worst deals

Where the value is

Recent sales ranked against what the model predicted: the genuine bargains and the overpays, not just the cheapest car in the listings.

A single model's recent sales Example
Recent saleSoldFair valueDeal
Best deals — under fair value
One owner, low miles$58,400$71,000−18%
Manual, full service history$44,900$52,000−14%
Rare factory color$88,000$99,500−12%
Worst deals — over fair value
Undocumented history$47,500$39,000+22%
High miles, repainted$61,000$52,500+16%
More than a guide

Put the model to work.

The same engine behind every guide also values your exact car and powers a running read on the market.

Instant valuation

Value your exact car

Enter your year, mileage, body, transmission, and options. The model returns what it's actually worth as a range with a confidence level, not a made-up single number.

A single car, valued Example
Your car
200445,000 miCoupe6-speed manualCompetition Pkg
Estimated value
$34,500
Likely range $33,200 – $35,800 · 80% confidence
Insights

The market read

Regular reports that connect the auction data to what's happening now: new models, shifting demand, and the industry and equities behind the brands you're buying.

Recent reports Example
Statomotive Insights

The analog M-car premium keeps widening

Market read · manuals vs automatics, five generations

What Ferrari's margins signal for 458 values

Data + industry · resale demand vs the equity story

Where the next wave of buyers is looking

Trend · search and bidding activity by segment
Ask Statomotive

Ask the market anything.

Type a question in plain English, from "which year holds its value best?" to a deep cut on a single option or mileage band. Statomotive reads the whole dataset and answers with the numbers.

Ask Statomotive Example
What's a clean 997 Turbo worth right now?
About $95,000 for a well-kept, average-mileage car.
Compare the manual premium across the E46, E9x, and F80 M3. Which is widening fastest?
The E46's is biggest and still widening; the E9x's has narrowed as DCT caught up. Here's each generation's manual premium over time:
Best year to buy? Cheapest way in? Which color adds the most?
Ask anything about the car market…
Why it's different

No other tool gets this granular.

Most valuation tools give you one average number. Statomotive quantifies what actually moves each car: the manual premium, the right color, the option that pays for itself, the year worth chasing, all tracked over time and split by generation. And it stays straight about the numbers, publishing each guide's sample size and how well the model predicts, and flagging when a market is too thin to call cleanly instead of inventing a figure.

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