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Wallapop Data Parser & API

Wallapop is Spain’s leading consumer-to-consumer marketplace — its automotive section sees around 19.7M visits per month — and Carapis can extract its private-seller car listings through one REST API. Now controlled by Korea’s Naver (which framed the deal as a “force multiplier”), Wallapop carries private-heavy car inventory absent from dealer portals, and Carapis can serve it without you building a scraper.

On request — not in the live feed today. We do not continuously crawl Wallapop 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.

CountrySpain
TypeMarketplace
OwnerNaver
Vehicle typesused, private
Monthly visits~19.7M/mo automotive (Apr 2026)
Active listingslarge (private-heavy)
API accessNo public API (parse-only)
Parse priority★★★☆☆
Official sitees.wallapop.com

What is Wallapop?

Wallapop is a major Spanish C2C marketplace where individuals buy and sell second-hand goods, including a large automotive category dominated by private sellers. Naver acquired a controlling stake (2024-2025), positioning Wallapop within its global commerce strategy. The automotive section draws ~19.7M visits/mo (Apr 2026), making it one of the largest sources of private-seller Spanish car data.

Market Position

Wallapop’s automotive vertical is one of Spain’s busiest at ~19.7M visits/mo (Apr 2026), and unlike Coches.net or Milanuncios it remains an independent C2C marketplace, now backed by Naver. Its value for data buyers is its private-heavy inventory — vehicles listed directly by owners — which complements the dealer-led portals and gives a fuller view of Spanish used-car supply and pricing at the consumer level.

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 Wallapop is no exception.

List — GET /apix/api/vehicles/ — returns 30 fields per vehicle:

  • idstring
  • source_codestring
  • brand_namestring
  • brand_slugstring
  • model_namestring
  • model_slugstring
  • trimstring
  • yearinteger
  • price_usdinteger
  • mileageinteger
  • fuel_typeFuelTypeEnum
  • transmissionTransmissionEnum
  • body_typeBodyTypeEnum
  • colorColorEnum
  • seller_typeSellerTypeEnum
  • regionstring
  • source_locationobject
  • has_accidentboolean
  • is_new_vehicleboolean
  • is_verifiedboolean
  • statusVehicleStatusEnum
  • is_availableboolean
  • first_seen_atstring
  • last_seen_atstring
  • thumbVehiclePhoto
  • photosarray
  • photos_countinteger
  • has_valuationboolean
  • has_llm_analysisboolean
  • analysisobject

Detail — GET /apix/api/vehicles/{id}/ — adds 23 more:

  • generationstring
  • price_originalstring
  • price_original_currencystring
  • original_msrpstring
  • engine_ccinteger
  • seat_countinteger
  • drive_typeDriveTypeEnum
  • has_simple_repairboolean
  • has_recallboolean
  • recall_fulfilledboolean
  • warranty_typestring
  • inspection_passedboolean
  • owner_countinteger
  • is_undervaluedboolean
  • valuation_scorenumber
  • featuresarray
  • descriptionstring
  • listing_urlstring
  • listing_idstring
  • vinstring
  • vehicle_nostring
  • availability_checked_atstring
  • status_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.

Because Wallapop is private-seller-heavy, its data is the cleanest window into consumer-level Spanish car pricing — though fields vary by seller.

API Quick Start

import requests resp = requests.get( "https://api.carapis.com/v2/listings", params={"source": "wallapop", "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

  • Market research — consumer-level private-seller data reveals Spanish C2C car supply. See market research.
  • Pricing intelligence — private asking prices complement dealer benchmarks for dealers.
  • Import / export — source Spanish private-seller vehicles remotely. See import & export.

Frequently asked questions