LOTCLOCK
How long that car has actually been sitting, and what the ones like it are asking.
Used-vehicle market data for southeastern Michigan, read every night from what dealerships publish on their own websites.
The market ask is a median of $36,397, with the middle half between $33,987 and $40,296, or about $36,201 adjusted to 26,672 miles, across 56 comparable listings within 20 miles. Your $37,995 is 35th lowest of 57.
a real reading for a 2023 Lincoln Nautilus for sale in Oakland County, run 23 October 2026 · listed 51 days so far, by the dealer's own date
On the night of 22 October 2026, LotClock read 281 dealership websites. Right now it can see 28,184 used vehicles for sale, 93% of them with a published price. It has kept its record since 3 September 2026 (50 days), and in that time it has watched 21,277 vehicles come off dealership websites. What it reads, county by county.
How long cars sit, county by county
Across southeastern Michigan, half of the used vehicles that arrive on a dealer's lot are gone within about 30 days (pickups about 36, SUVs about 31, cars about 22).
- Wayne 30 days
- Oakland 24 days
- Macomb 40 days
- Washtenaw 33 days
- Livingston not yet
- Monroe 32 days
- St. Clair not yet
- Lenawee 32 days
What it is
Pricing tools tell you what a car is worth. Several are good, and they cost between one and five thousand dollars a month. LotClock answers a narrower question for this market: how long does a vehicle like this take to move here, and where does your asking price sit among the ones it competes with?
It reads what dealerships already publish, every night, and keeps the record. The record is the product. How prices moved and how long things took to go is history, and nobody can buy it after the fact.
The market view. For any used vehicle you are pricing or thinking of buying: the market ask from comparable listings within 20 miles, where your price ranks, and every listing behind the number, each linked to the dealership's own page. Request access.
The report on your own lot is free: every vehicle we can see on your site, against comparable listings within 20 miles.
Where the numbers come from
- Inventory pages that dealerships publish on their own websites, starting with Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, Livingston, Monroe, St. Clair and Lenawee counties.
- Facts only: VIN, price, mileage, specification, and the dates a listing appeared and disappeared. Never photographs, never a dealer's written descriptions, never anyone's personal details.
- Every comparable vehicle shown names the dealership it came from and links to that dealership's own listing.
If you run a dealership and want to know exactly what the crawler does, or want your store left out,
it is all set out here, including a one-line change to your robots.txt that
stops it for good. If your website blocks crawlers, or you would rather we read a file than your pages, you can
publish a feed instead.