AutoUncle Data Parser & API
AutoUncle is a pan-European car aggregator — it evaluates 8.6M+ live listings per day from 2,600+ sources across 14 EU countries, with 11M+ vehicles aggregated and a 100+-indicator valuation layer — and Carapis can extract its consolidated, valuation-enriched data through one REST API. Based in Aarhus, AutoUncle is both a parsing shortcut and a benchmark for the European market, and Carapis can serve its data without you stitching together thousands of sources yourself.
On request — not in the live feed today. We do not continuously crawl AutoUncle right now. Activation takes 2–3 weeks of engineering and is quoted per source, because each one ships with dedicated proxies, anti-bot tuning and ongoing maintenance. Ask us to add it.
| Country | Denmark |
|---|---|
| Type | Aggregator |
| Vehicle types | used, new |
| Monthly visits | high |
| Active listings | 11M+ aggregated (8.6M/day evaluated) |
| API access | Partial / limited API |
| Parse priority | ★★★★☆ |
| Official site | www.autouncle.com |
What is AutoUncle?
AutoUncle is a Danish car metasearch and valuation company (Aarhus) that aggregates used and new-car listings from 2,600+ sources across 14 EU countries — including Germany, Austria, Denmark, Italy, Spain, Poland, Portugal, Sweden, Finland, Romania, the UK, the Netherlands, Switzerland and France. It evaluates 8.6M+ live listings per day and applies 100+ valuation indicators, making it one of the most comprehensive aggregated views of the European car market.
Market Position
AutoUncle aggregates 11M+ vehicles and evaluates 8.6M+ listings per day from 2,600+ sources across 14 EU countries — a single, normalized, valuation-enriched view of the European market. For Carapis it serves a dual role: a structural shortcut/benchmark for pan-EU coverage, and a competitor signal worth tracking. Its 100+-indicator valuation layer adds derived fair-value analytics on top of the raw listings.
What the API returns
Response schema
Indicative — this is the shape, not a guarantee. Every source returns the same structure, so what you build against does not change when you add one. Which fields carry a value depends on the source and on the individual listing: a site that does not publish mileage returns null there, and AutoUncle is no exception.
List — GET /apix/api/vehicles/ — returns 30 fields per vehicle:
idstringsource_codestringbrand_namestringbrand_slugstringmodel_namestringmodel_slugstringtrimstringyearintegerprice_usdintegermileageintegerfuel_typeFuelTypeEnumtransmissionTransmissionEnumbody_typeBodyTypeEnumcolorColorEnumseller_typeSellerTypeEnumregionstringsource_locationobjecthas_accidentbooleanis_new_vehiclebooleanis_verifiedbooleanstatusVehicleStatusEnumis_availablebooleanfirst_seen_atstringlast_seen_atstringthumbVehiclePhotophotosarrayphotos_countintegerhas_valuationbooleanhas_llm_analysisbooleananalysisobject
Detail — GET /apix/api/vehicles/{id}/ — adds 23 more:
generationstringprice_originalstringprice_original_currencystringoriginal_msrpstringengine_ccintegerseat_countintegerdrive_typeDriveTypeEnumhas_simple_repairbooleanhas_recallbooleanrecall_fulfilledbooleanwarranty_typestringinspection_passedbooleanowner_countintegeris_undervaluedbooleanvaluation_scorenumberfeaturesarraydescriptionstringlisting_urlstringlisting_idstringvinstringvehicle_nostringavailability_checked_atstringstatus_changed_atstring
Abbreviated example:
{
"id": "0193f2c1-...",
"source_code": "encar",
"brand_name": "BMW",
"model_name": "320i",
"trim": "M Sport",
"year": 2021,
"price_usd": 28400,
"price_original": "38900000",
"price_original_currency": "KRW",
"mileage": 45000,
"fuel_type": "gasoline",
"transmission": "automatic",
"has_accident": false,
"listing_url": "https://...",
"photos": [{ "url": "https://cdn.carapis.com/..." }],
"first_seen_at": "2026-09-28T11:04:22Z",
"is_available": true
}Which sources you can actually query is answered by GET /apix/api/sources/ with your API key — it is the list your account can pull today, and it is the one to trust over any page on this site.
The valuation layer and source-portal attribution across 14 countries make AutoUncle uniquely useful for normalized, cross-border European pricing analysis.
API Quick Start
Python
import requests
resp = requests.get(
"https://api.carapis.com/v2/listings",
params={"source": "autouncle", "limit": 20},
headers={"Authorization": f"Bearer {API_KEY}"},
)
for car in resp.json()["results"]:
print(car["make"], car["model"], car["year"], car["price"])Get an API key at my.carapis.com and see the full API reference. Pricing is on the pricing page .
Use Cases
- Pricing intelligence — AutoUncle’s 100+-indicator valuation powers residual-value models for dealers.
- Market research — one normalized feed gives a 14-country European view. See market research.
- Import / export — compare and price vehicles across European markets. See import & export.