All four products run on the same underlying dataset: normalized vehicle auction records from the principal wholesale auctions in the United States and Canada.
Enter a VIN and receive the complete recorded auction history of that vehicle: every appearance at every covered auction, with sale dates, locations, lane and run numbers, sale results, condition grades, odometer readings and announcement flags.
Records from different auction houses are normalized into one chronological format, so a vehicle that moved between auctions reads as a single continuous history rather than disconnected fragments.
Typical uses: pre-purchase due diligence, trade-in assessment, fraud screening (odometer rollback, rapid resale patterns, repeated salvage appearances).
Fair-value estimates for individual vehicles based on recent comparable sales. Every valuation states the estimated value, the value range, and the number of comparable sales used — so the figure can be defended in front of a credit committee, an adjuster or an auditor.
Adjustments account for mileage, condition grade, region and seasonality. Valuations can be run singly or in batch via file upload.
Typical uses: loan underwriting, residual setting, insurance total-loss review, fleet disposal pricing.
Recurring reports on wholesale market conditions: price movement by vehicle segment and age band, sale conversion rates, days-to-turn and inventory levels, broken down by region.
Reports are published on a monthly cycle and delivered through the platform as downloadable PDF documents.
Typical uses: acquisition planning, pricing strategy, market commentary for internal stakeholders.
For lenders and lessors: upload a portfolio of vehicles once, and the platform re-values it on a schedule. Alerts are raised when a vehicle's estimated collateral value moves beyond the thresholds you set.
Monitoring output is a periodic statement per portfolio, suitable for credit file documentation.
Typical uses: floorplan surveillance, lease portfolio oversight, covenant reporting.
The dataset is built from licensed data agreements and direct feeds covering the principal wholesale auto auctions in the United States and Canada, including Copart, IAA, Manheim, ADESA, OPENLANE and TradeRev. AB Imperial is an independent data platform and is not affiliated with or endorsed by these companies.