What is your car worth?
Free, non-binding estimate in two minutes. We combine real market data from our listings with an AI expert assessment.
How the car value estimate works
AutoWo shows a non-binding price range for the Swiss market. It first uses available comparable data and, where possible, adds a separate AI assessment.
- Enter make, model, year and mileage. Condition, powertrain and power add context. A readable listing link can prefill these fields for you to review.
- The data calculation compares listings and available sold prices for the same model and nearby years, adjusting for age and mileage. When comparisons are scarce, a known new-car price can anchor a depreciation curve.
- The AI assessment considers the same vehicle facts and available comparable listings. The result separates both parts and shows the comparison count and confidence level.
Example input
For a Golf first registered in 2019 with 80,000 km, enter those details. The range is then calculated for that vehicle; equipment, condition and maintenance can change the actual sale price.
Limits of the estimate
- A listing price is an asking price, not necessarily the final transaction price.
- Accidents, battery health, inspections, service history and options count only where information is available.
- Few comparable cars mean greater uncertainty. The tool does not replace an inspection or professional appraisal.
Frequently asked questions
- Does an imported listing price affect the estimate?
- No. It is shown separately; the estimate uses vehicle facts and comparable data.
- Why is the price range sometimes wide?
- Condition, mileage and equipment vary, and scarce comparisons increase uncertainty.
- Is this a binding purchase offer?
- No. It is a free, non-binding guide for the Swiss market.