One search. 17+ sources. Craigslist, eBay Motors, CarGurus, Bring a Trailer, Cars.com, Hemmings, and more — all at once, all in your pocket.
If it's listed anywhere, Collie will find it.
Searching across 17 sources simultaneously — try "Audi R8 20% below market value"
Searches these sources and more
Collie does the legwork that used to take you hours. No more jumping between apps, tabs, and forums. Just results.
Type in your make, model, year range — or just describe it naturally. Collie's smart query engine understands car people talk.
In seconds, Collie searches 17+ sources simultaneously — from mainstream sites to enthusiast forums where the real deals live.
Results are clean, fast, and complete. Filter, sort, save favorites. When you spot the one — tap to contact the seller directly.
Most apps search one or two platforms. Collie searches everywhere — including the enthusiast forums where the real deals are hidden from the casual shopper.
The gold dots are specialty sources most apps don't touch. That's where the deals live.
Not a casual browser. Collie is built for the buyer who knows exactly what they want and refuses to overpay for it.
Collie's smart query engine normalizes your search — typos, abbreviations, slang — and finds results other apps miss because they never even looked.
Most searches return 900+ listings in seconds. Sorted. Filterable. No waiting for pages to load one at a time across a dozen tabs.
Rennlist, Bimmerpost, IH8MUD — the forums where serious buyers and sellers live. Nobody else indexes these. Collie does.
Search immediately. No sign-up wall, no subscription, no nonsense. Just type and find.
Bookmark searches and listings. Collie remembers what you're after so you can pick up where you left off.
Find deals near you or expand the search nationwide. You decide how far Collie runs.
Every day you're searching the old way, someone else is finding your car. Collie runs 17 searches in the time it takes you to open a second tab. Download it. Use it once. You'll never go back.
iOS · Free · Currently in Beta