DD Price Tracker is a free browser extension and website that records and displays the asking prices of public car listings on DoneDeal.ie, Used Cars NI and Auto Trader UK over time, and shows a read-only price and import-cost panel on five Japanese exporter sites. It is an information tool for buyers. It is not a valuation service, not financial advice, and not a party to any sale.
A history may be incomplete, may start after an ad was first listed, and may miss changes that happened while nobody with DD Price Tracker viewed the ad. “Similar cars” medians are of asking prices, not sale prices. Always check the live listing before making an offer.
You may use DD Price Tracker for personal or business research. You may not use it, or data obtained from it, to harass sellers, to send unsolicited communications, or in any way that breaks the law or the terms of the site the listing is on. You must not attempt to overload, scrape or reverse-engineer the DD Price Tracker service.
DD Price Tracker is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to DoneDeal or Distilled Media, Used Cars NI, Auto Trader, or any of the Japanese exporter sites it works on. “DoneDeal” is a trade mark of Done Deal Limited, and the other site names and logos are the trade marks of their owners; all are used here only to describe where the extension works. The extension reads pages you have chosen to open in your own browser; it does not act on any of those sites on your behalf.
DD Price Tracker is provided “as is”. To the fullest extent permitted by Irish law we exclude liability for any loss arising from reliance on the information shown, including a purchase decision. Nothing in these terms limits rights you have as a consumer that cannot be excluded.
We may change or withdraw the service at any time. We may block use that breaches these terms. We will post changes to these terms here with a new effective date.
These terms are governed by the laws of Ireland and the Irish courts have exclusive jurisdiction.
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