Free net recovery analysis
Before you sell the next 100, check the last 5.
Send PURR 5–10 recent vehicle results. We'll compare what you actually netted against other practical disposition routes and show whether meaningful additional recovery may have been left on the table.
Takes under 3 minutes to start. No commitment. No borrower or personal information required.
Three things. That's it.
Step 1: Condition Report
Step 2: Final Sale / Settlement Statement
Step 3: Any Outside Costs
Transportation, storage, repairs or other costs not shown on the settlement.
Send us the paperwork. PURR does the analysis.
One real PURR transaction
2020 Nissan Kicks
Lender reserve: $11,500
Actual PURR transaction. Auction result is an estimate using applicable costs and fees. Results vary and no outcome is guaranteed.
$250 above reserve. $2,265 above estimated auction net.
The auction route would have landed $2,015 below reserve.
Now multiply one decision across a portfolio.
$2.718 Million
Annualized
Illustration using the $2,265 difference from the real PURR example above. Not a forecast or guarantee.
We don't assume retail wins.
- 01Sometimes the best answer is cash.
- 02Sometimes it is retail.
- 03Sometimes wholesale makes more sense.
- 04And sometimes auction is still the right answer.
The goal is not to prove one route wins. The goal is to find the strongest practical net result.
- Cash
- Retail
- Dealer-to-Dealer
- Wholesale
- Auction
How PURR works
Step 1: Send
Send the vehicle information.
Kicks: condition report, settlement statement, outside costs.
Step 2: Compare
PURR compares the practical routes.
Auction route modelled at $9,485 net.
Step 3: Execute
PURR coordinates the selected route through its dealer network.
Sold through the dealer network. $11,750 net.
Your last 5 vehicles already have the answer.
Let's look at the numbers.
No process change. No commitment. Just the numbers.