Saving cars
Tap the heart on any listing. Saving takes a free account, so your list follows you across devices and feeds price-drop alerts.
The heart on a card or listing page saves the car. The counter in the header shows how many you have, and the Saved page lists them.
It takes an account
Saving needs a free account, so the list is yours on every device instead of stuck in one browser. Tap a heart while signed out and a sign-up opens right there; once you are in, you are back on the same page and the car you tapped is already saved.
What the account keeps
Each saved car remembers the price when you saved it, so the Saved page can tell you how much it has moved, and price drops on saved cars go into a morning digest, which every email can turn off in one click.
When a saved car sells
A saved listing that disappears from the dealer is retired within about three days. It stays in your list, dimmed and marked, until you remove it, so you can see what got away.