AcqPilot

AcqPilot is a vehicle acquisition tool for licensed used-car dealerships. When a buyer finds a private-party vehicle listing, AcqPilot appraises it against live retail market data and returns a maximum buy figure the dealership can act on — without leaving the listing page. WHERE IT WORKS AcqPilot adds a panel to private-party vehicle listings on Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, OfferUp, Nextdoor and Kijiji. AcqPilot does not read, collect or transmit the content of those pages. The buyer copies the listing's title and description and pastes them into AcqPilot themselves. Nothing is extracted from the page automatically, and no seller name, contact detail, profile or page address is ever sent anywhere. AcqPilot is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Facebook, Craigslist, OfferUp, Nextdoor or Kijiji. HOW IT WORKS Paste the listing's title and description into AcqPilot. It identifies the vehicle — year, make, model, trim, drivetrain, engine and fuel type — then searches current dealer inventory for genuinely comparable vehicles within your chosen radius. The appraisal is built from the ten comparable vehicles closest in mileage to the subject. WHAT YOU GET - A maximum buy figure, calculated from your dealership's own gross targets and percent-of-market setting - The retail market position of the vehicle, with the comparable vehicles it was priced from - A confidence indication based on how closely the comparable set matches WHEN IT WON'T GUESS AcqPilot refuses rather than publishing a number it cannot stand behind. If the market carries no vehicles of that exact trim, or the drivetrain cannot be established, it says so in plain language and tells the buyer what to change — it does not fall back on loosely matched vehicles. REQUIREMENTS AcqPilot requires an active dealership account. It is built for licensed dealers and is not a consumer valuation tool.