Is your car deal actually good?
Upload the dealer's quote. Every fee, add-on and APR is checked against real benchmarks, and the price against live listings near you. You get the dollar gap and the words to close it.
- PDF, photo, or handwriting. Two minutes to a verdict.
- Doc fee benchmarked to your state. Add-ons priced. Rate checked.
- Your document is never shared with a dealer.
Built by a former dealer insider. First scan free, no credit card.
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Sample report
What comes back, on a real quote
A 2025 CR-V quote from a Chicago suburb, with the buyer and dealer removed. This is the same report you get, built by the same code. Open a row to see why it is flagged and what to say.
You're being asked to pay $6,252 more than this deal supports.
$1,550 over the typical market price, plus $495 in charges the dealer hasn't itemized, plus $1,493 in add-ons worth declining, plus $2,714 in extra interest from a marked-up rate.
Black marker: this dealer's price ($38,450)
Price vs market
+$1,550
typical $36,900
Fees
$495
not itemized by the dealer
Add-ons
$1,493
worth declining
Financing
$2,714
extra interest over the loan
Miles's full assessment
The car is priced about $1,550 over what the same trim is selling for within 25 miles, and the finance office added $1,843 of add-ons you can decline or buy cheaper. The rate looks marked up as well: with a 760 score you should see something close to 6% on a new Honda. Settle the out-the-door price first, then bring your own financing.
What to push back on
7Why
Dealer rate 9.24% appears marked up. Estimated markup: ~2%.
Say
"I'd like to secure my own financing. Please remove the dealer rate markup."
Market Reality Check
This quote is about $1,550 above the typical market price for this vehicle.
Black marker: this dealer's price ($38,450)
3 comparable listings found
| Source | Price | Mileage | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cars.com | $36,795 | - | Same trim, 12 miles |
| Autotrader | $37,150 | - | Same trim, 8 miles |
| CarGurus | $36,480 | - | Same trim, 21 miles |
On this quote, the buyer had $6,252 of room and a sentence ready for every line of it.
Yours might come back clean. Then you sign with a straight face. Either way you know before the finance office, not after.
Scan my quote freeWhat happens to your document
Stored in your account, privately
Your files live in private storage tied to your login. Nobody browses them. They are read once to build your report and stay available to you on the deal page.
Never shared with a dealer
Nothing you upload goes to a dealer, a lender, or a third party. The report works for you, and the dealer never learns you ran it unless you tell them.
Your numbers help the next buyer
Prices and fees, with your name, VIN and dealer identity removed, improve the fee benchmarks everyone sees. That is how the doc fee and add-on comparisons get sharper every month.
Full details in the privacy policy.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the first scan really free?
- Yes. Every account gets one free deal scan a month, with the full report: the market gap, every fee and add-on priced, the rate check, and the words to say back. No credit card is asked for. A full Deal Review with up to six re-scans of revised quotes is $29.
- What can I upload?
- A PDF or a photo of the paper. Buyer's orders, worksheets, finance office menus, lease worksheets, contracts, even a handwritten four-square. If you can read it, Miles can.
- What happens to my document?
- It is stored privately in your account and read only to produce your report. It is never shared with a dealer. Prices and fees, with your name and VIN removed, improve the benchmarks for the next buyer. We do not sell personal information.
- How is the market price found?
- After the scan, Miles researches live listings for your exact year, trim and area, then shows the typical price range, where your quote sits in it, and the comparable listings with sources. For new cars it also pulls MSRP and current incentives.
