The Best-Time Clock
Per hour of the day: how many listings appear and when does the share of sharp deals peak? Measured across 5 platforms, so you know when looking pays off.
Most listings appear around 11:00; the share of sharp deals peaks around 20:00.
Methodology
Measured over the last 7 days, hours in Brussels time. Deal = a listing whose asking price sits under the 25th price percentile of its brand. Asking prices, not sale prices; indicative.
Free to quote and reuse with attribution to autoflip.eu.
Frequently asked questions
When do most car listings appear?+
Volume follows a fixed daily rhythm: nearly silent at night, a clear climb through the morning and the biggest rush towards late afternoon and evening. The clock above shows the current picture per hour, measured over the last 7 days.
When do the sharpest deals appear?+
Sharply priced listings pop up all day but their share peaks at different moments than the volume. Anyone who only looks during the busiest hours misses part of them; that is why alerts watch 24/7.
A Telegram alert within seconds when a car matches your filters, at any hour of the day.
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