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Every deal gets one honest number, the Hunter Score from 0 to 100, so you can see how close it is to the best price for that car before you talk to anyone.
The Hunter Score is one number from 0 to 100. It mostly reflects how far a price sits below the typical market price for that exact car, plus how light the monthly payment is against the sticker. A higher score means a deal closer to the best price we can verify for that car.
When the data is incomplete or the math does not add up cleanly, we show no score instead of a flattering guess. We also cap the top of the scale below a perfect 100, because a too-good-to-be-true number is exactly what this market has learned to distrust.
A small economy car and a three-row SUV can both score well, because the score rates the deal against that car, not against every other car. Sorting by Hunter Score puts the strongest value on top regardless of price, so you compare how good each deal is, not just how small the number looks.
Every car shows a lease and a finance path, scored and priced the same transparent way, with the money factor or APR, the fees, and the drive-off all on the card. Many buyers here prefer finance because they keep the car. We show both as equals and never push the one that pays us more.
Dealers have monthly quotas and aging inventory, and a car that has sat too long costs them money. When a dealer wants to move it, that is a real discount, not a favor. Our system catches those cars across Southern California and ranks them, so the dealer competes for you instead of the other way around.
Higher is better, and anything in the upper range is close to the best verified price for that car. We deliberately cap the top of the scale below 100, so you will not see a fake perfect score.
If the price or sticker data is incomplete, or the numbers do not add up cleanly, we hide the score rather than show a misleading one. No score means we could not verify it, not that the deal is bad.
No. The score rates each deal against that specific car, so an expensive SUV can outrank a cheap sedan. It measures how good the deal is, not how low the payment is.
No. Ranking is by Hunter Score only. Nobody pays to sit at the top, and the price you see is the dealer price with our fee shown separately, not buried in the payment.
An SSN is required because the lender checks credit in your name. Thin or new US credit is fine; we match you with lenders that work with short histories, and a co-signer helps.