A 'Higher price' label means this car could have rare features, excellent preparation standards or it might be a popular model. There are lots of things that could lead to it having a higher price than other similar cars on the market, so you should ask the seller for more details.
How do we work it out?
We use data from millions of vehicles to work out a car's current market price. This includes things like:
- Make
- Model
- Age
- Fuel type
- Optional extras and features
There are other things that are not included in how we work out our price labels, but these might affect the seller's price:
- The car's condition
- The car's colour
- Supply and demand in the local area
- Special modifications (like a spoiler or body kit)
- Extra services (like warranties and finance deals)
- The number of previous owners
- The car's service history