RideRadar Data
The Australian vehicle market, measured continuously.
RideRadar reads the vehicle listings published across Australia's marketplaces every day in order to run a free public search engine. Doing that produces something the search itself does not need: a longitudinal record of what was advertised, at what price, by whom, for how long, and what it did before it disappeared.
That record is what this arm of the business exists to build, keep honest, and license.
Coverage, not a sample
Every major marketplace, cars and motorbikes, read directly rather than bought from an aggregator — including the auction and disposal houses that most datasets omit.
Time series, not a snapshot
A listing's price changes and days-on-market are the interesting part. Those only exist if you were already watching, which is why the index runs continuously rather than on demand.
Normalised across sources
Marketplaces disagree about make, model, variant and body. Reconciling them onto one schema is most of the work and the reason cross-source comparison is possible at all.
Advertised, not transacted
This measures asking prices and listing behaviour. It is not a record of sale prices, and it is described that way everywhere rather than blurred into "market value".
Early access
The dataset is being assembled now and is not yet generally available. If you work in valuation, lending, insurance, fleet, or research and want to talk about what you would need from it, that conversation is genuinely useful this early.