Is this used car priced fairly?

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comps by hand, and what one word on the report is worth search carfax on monid for a within 50 miles of and give me price, mileage, trim, dealer and the accident summary for each. check the year on every row yourself: this provider's year filter leaks badly, about a third of the rows survived it on both markets we tried. take the service-record count from the number inside the service-history object, not from the similarly named field next to it, which is a boolean what one row holds: price, mileage, trim, dealer, distance, owner count, accident summary, service-record count and the fees, so 25 cars cost $0.0004 each to shortlist the filter leaks: a search pinned to one model year reported 115 results of which 42 were that year, and pages three and four held none of it; on a second market 12 of 38 rows were the year asked for and the last page held none either but it is this provider, not the aisle: the second source's year filter was clean on a second market, 17 rows of 17 on-year, so do not tell a reader every retail search leaks and the dishonest count is the other one: this provider's total was accurate on the second market, 38 reported and 38 reachable, while the second source returned 17 rows while reporting a total of 8 one field name is a trap: the service-record COUNT lives inside the service-history object; the field named for service records next to it is a boolean, so a reader who reaches for the obvious name gets true rather than a number the ZIP that was ignored: another provider accepted the ZIP, returned 21 cars from seven other states, computed the distances from somewhere else, and billed a 200 for it coverage is the real difference: 115 rows against 30 against 21 for the same search, and the subject car existed in only one of the three

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