Values from 290,000+ verified completed sales across 11,100+ collector and enthusiast cars, from 27 sources, with 89,000+ cars for sale tracked. How values are calculated
Where these cars come from
DriveIndex members track their own cars in a garage. Any member can mark a car as open to discreet offers. It is never listed publicly: it appears only to Dealer-plan buyers, in Open to Offers.
What you see on each car
- Photos and the owner's condition disclosures, as the owner adds them
- The VIN, once the owner has added it, so you can run a history report on cars from 1981 on (earlier cars carry a shorter chassis number)
- The car's DriveIndex value, from verified completed sales, where we have one
- Never the owner's name, ZIP code or lien details
How an offer works
- Your offer goes straight to the owner the moment you send it.
- The owner can accept, counter or decline, and either side can counter up to six rounds inside the offer window.
- Your identity is shared only if the owner accepts; theirs reaches you at the same moment.
Sourcing beyond Open to Offers
- Deal Radar with a dealer lens: live asks across the market priced under their fair value
- Buy Targets: tell the desk what you are looking for and it is matched against new listings every night
- The Acquisition Analyzer: paste a listing URL and get the deal sheet at that car's mileage, with the ask as your buy price and your reconditioning cost
Open to Offers, and everything in Collector
Every Dealer plan starts with Open to Offers: private offers on off-market cars, members' cars not listed for sale anywhere else. It also includes every Pro and Collector feature: the Value Signal and its confidence, 1–5 year projections, every sold price and where it sold, the best months to buy and sell, the Listing Analyzer, Deal Radar and alerts.
$499 a month, or $4,999 a year. Cancel anytime. Questions first? Email hello@driveindex.com.
Frequently asked questions
What are off-market cars on DriveIndex?
Cars in members' garages that their owners have marked as open to offers without listing them anywhere. Only Dealer members can see them.
Can I run a history report on an off-market car?
For cars from 1981 on, yes: once the owner has added the 17-character VIN, you can run a CARFAX or AutoCheck report on it. Earlier cars carry a shorter chassis number, which those reports do not cover. Owners also add photos and condition disclosures.
Who sees my details when I make an offer?
Your identity is shared only if the owner accepts, and theirs reaches you at the same moment.