With so many different online automotive shopping sites, classified resources and auction sites, finding the perfect car on the Internet can be a daunting task for any shopper. Autoline, an automated search engine that aggregates millions of automotive listings, was created specifically to help buyers find a specific new or used car online.

“Autoline was created by people who love cars but were exhausted by the process of searching online for them,” said Chris Loar, CEO of Autoline. “Our technology does all of the heavy lifting for the buyer, eliminating the endless searching across hundreds of sites and fear of missing a new listing.” 

Autoline’s proprietary live search engine is unlike any online auto shopping resource. It’s always active, tracking 80,000-200,000 new automotive listings posted every day — as many as 10 million total active postings — from more than 400 sources, including Autotrader, Cars.com, Craigslist, eBay and Hemmings. Once users input their parameters, Autoline searches hundreds of resources continuously and notifies them via email or push notification on the Autoline mobile application.

“As much as we’re car enthusiasts, we’re a technology company first,” Loar explained. “Our mission is to change the way people traditionally search for vehicles online.”

Autoline’s live search parameters can be tailored to be as broad or specific as the buyer would like. The search can begin traditionally with a make and model, or users can customize the options even further and specify details like price, mileage or location. Additionally, users have the ability to run their search for a day, a week, a month or even years. 

Autoline streamlines the entire online vehicle shopping process, making it possible for buyers to, as Loar says, “Stop searching and start finding.”

Autoline is currently in an invite-only beta program. To test drive the Autoline experience, request beta access on onlyautoline.com.