For dealerships in Chile
Buy, manage and sell with each vehicle’s information.
Connect your dealership’s inventory with records, market references and vehicle data. Follow each car from purchase evaluation through to sale.
Toyota Corolla 2021
84,202 km · CVT · Gasoline
Rodar decision
Review ignition before negotiating
Main risk · P0302
Cylinder misfireRepair $50.000–$350.000 · Medium impact- Maximum price
- $12.650.000
- Market value
- $14.890.000
- Margin
- $2.340.000
Market: 47 comparables · High confidence
Needs attention
3 alertsConfirmed · 7 occurrences · Check Engine on
Pending · 3 occurrences · review mixture
2 pending · adjust offer by CLP 117,840
Rodar evaluation
Buy only after reviewing the ignition system and deducting the fines from the offer.
Report evidence
Open a section to review the data supporting the decision.
Legal
No blocks · 2 pending: $117.840.
Source: Civil Registry + municipalities.Integrity
- Dashboard
- 84.202 km
- ECM
- 84.214 km
- ABS
- 84.209 km
Maximum difference: 12 km. Identity and mileage are consistent.
Mechanical
P0302Possible causes: worn spark plug, faulty coil, problematic injector or incorrect mixture. Technical review is required.
Market
Estimated margin: $2.340.000 · Estimated sale: 23 days.
Price and time-to-sale are estimates.Rodar history
- Today
- 84.202 km · 3 faults
- 14 jul
- 81.217 km · 1 fault
- 02 may
- 76.540 km · 0 faults
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Follow each car from evaluation to sale.
We are building Rodar around your dealership’s daily operations. Follow a vehicle through your operation.
Evaluate the purchase
Corolla 2022
Review records, compare listings and investigate diagnostic findings before agreeing a price.
Manage the unit
Same car, in inventory
Record the purchase, inspection and repair expenses. Track time in stock and publication changes.
Record the sale
A history for your next decision
Keep the agreed price and the vehicle’s timeline to review the result with your team.
The vehicle profile is designed to retain its records across each stage.
See which cars have been sitting in stock.
Track purchase price, recorded expenses and time on the lot. Give your team the context to review a price or prioritize a sale.
Your dealership’s inventory
| Vehicle | Days in stock | Purchase | Expenses | Listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toyota Corolla 2022 | 12 | $14.800.000 | $350.000 | $16.200.000 |
| Mazda CX-5 2020 | 74 | $16.500.000 | $420.000 | $17.900.000 |
| Suzuki Vitara 2021 | 96 | $12.600.000 | $280.000 | $13.800.000 |
Start with the units over 60 days: review their price, condition and comparable listings with your team.
Evaluate the price and potential demand for a model.
Compare listings by year, mileage and region. Combine those references with your own purchase and sales history.
Review the source behind each finding.
Compare records with vehicle readings. Keep the source and consultation date alongside the information your team reviews.
Review the records
Check available vehicle records and the issues you need to clarify with the seller.
- Liens, encumbrances and current annotations.
- Fines and debts reported by the consulted sources.
- Mileage and technical inspection records.
- Available theft reports.
Cross-check the car
Compare records with electronic readings to identify differences that warrant inspection.
- Declared mileage and compatible module data.
- Fault codes and signs of recent resets.
- Electronic vehicle identification, when available.
- Engine, transmission and battery parameters where supported.
Include what you can read from the car.
Connect the device to the OBD2 port and check the available readings. Your team can use them to guide the inspection and investigate inconsistencies.
Explore the technology- Cleared fault codes
- Review available data since the last code reset and decide what to check again.
- Mileage
- Compare dashboard mileage with records and compatible module readings. Investigate differences.
- Transmission
- Use available parameters and fault codes to guide the transmission inspection.
- Engine operation
- Review temperatures and operating signals that need technical attention.
- Hybrid and EV battery
- Check battery health when the vehicle provides access to that information.
- Fuel mixture
- Review fuel trims for signs that warrant an injection-system inspection.
Coverage depends on make, model, year and accessible modules. Electronic readings complement a mechanical inspection.
Before you join
Access, coverage and using Rodar at your dealership.
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