Buying a car you found on Everylot
Everylot is a search engine, not a seller. Every listing links to the dealer's own page; the sale, the price and the paperwork are between you and the dealer.
We do not sell vehicles, hold inventory, take deposits or pass leads to dealers. The View at dealer button opens the dealer's own page for that exact car; the listing page also shows the dealer's phone number as published on their site.
Before you go
Confirm the car is still there and the price still stands. Ask about dealer fees, which vary by state and dealer and are rarely in the advertised price. Ask for the VIN (shown on our listing page when the dealer publishes it) and run a history report. None of this is unique to Everylot; it is how used-car buying works.
If a dealer says the price was different
Our price is what the primary dealer page showed when we last checked it, with the time beside "Price checked" when recorded. Page and inventory sightings shown in Listing activity are separate and do not recheck that price. Screenshots of the dealer's own page carry more weight than ours, since we are a copy of theirs.