I don't understand the price graphs. I get that there is a price guide underneath, but what are the prices being compared to? Graphs usually have 2 axes, but I have no idea what the vertical axis refers to ... age, mileage, what?

Does anyone know?

I don't even understand the question!, what price graphs are you talking about?!

If she is referring to the bar graphs shown when using the "Value my car" feature, the height of the bar at each price point indicates how many cars were advertised at that price point.

The highest bar represents the most common value, lower or higher priced examples are obviously less common, so lower bars.

That is my interpretation, if anyone has better knowledge of this I'm happy to be corrected.

When you try enter a registration number, in order to find a price for a car you want to buy or sell.

I don't understand the price graphs. I get that there is a price guide underneath, but what are the prices being compared to? Graphs usually have 2 axes, but I have no idea what the vertical axis refers to ... age, mileage, what?

Does anyone know?

Well,price graphs are the analysis not everyone understands..U have to concentrate alot before analysing it..For perfect analysis u can take help of google sources.There are tons of options available,that can help u while analysing.Regards xxxx

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Edited by Avant on 25/03/2019 at 15:04

I agree. I just think the graph is confusing. there appears to be random prices on the X-axis and nothing on the Y axis. Just trying to work out what the information is supposed to represent.

Thanks Manalee. That makes sense.