Nationwide Vehicle Search and Discovery
Visor brings nationwide vehicle inventory into a search experience built around the buyer. Users can begin with a model, a VIN, or a broader request, then move from trending vehicles into current listings without checking dealer sites one by one. The starting screen surfaces popular searches such as the Chevrolet Corvette, Toyota Highlander, Kia Telluride, and Ford Maverick, giving undecided shoppers a quick way to explore active inventory.
Search results can be viewed across the market rather than limited to a single nearby dealer. This wider view is useful for comparing availability, mileage, pricing, and uncommon configurations, especially when a suitable vehicle may be outside the user's usual radius.
Dynamic Filters, Maps, and Market Context
Dynamic filters help shoppers narrow live inventory without repeatedly selecting combinations that return no useful results. Users can refine cars by practical criteria and manufacturer-installed options, while map and list views provide different ways to understand where matching vehicles are located. Sorting by price, mileage, and other listing details makes large result sets easier to scan.
Visor also adds market context through price changes, listing history, sales trends, and comparisons. Those tools help buyers see how a vehicle sits against similar inventory instead of relying on a vague deal badge. VIN-based filtering and window-sticker details can further separate cars that look similar but have different factory equipment.
Deal Check and Vehicle Research Details
Deal Check is designed for the stage when a shopper has moved from browsing to evaluating a specific offer. It can organize the purchase price, trade-in, fees, add-ons, and comparable listings so users can review more than the advertised number. A quote-based check gives buyers a structured way to identify questions before speaking with a seller or committing to a trip.
Vehicle pages can also bring together price history, past sales events, recalls, owner complaints, and other research details. Seeing these signals beside the listing helps users investigate a car's market position and known concerns in one workflow, reducing the need to open many separate research tabs.
Favorites, Saved Searches, and Buyer Accounts
Favorites and saved-search tools support longer shopping projects where the right vehicle may not appear immediately. Users can keep promising listings, return to search criteria, and watch the market over time instead of rebuilding the same query during every session. The bottom navigation keeps Search, Favorites, Saved, and Account areas within easy reach on a phone.
An account unlocks a more personal workspace for stored choices and buyer tools, while Visor Plus adds advanced filters, sold inventory, installed-option data, and other detailed controls for users who need deeper research. Casual shoppers can still explore visible inventory first, then decide whether saved features or expanded analysis fit their search process.