Buying AUTO.RIA cars to resell? Get the new ones by email

Two partners and a mechanic can read the same inbox, so every check of your AUTO RIA searches that finds cars below your ceiling sends one mail with all of them to the people who decide on a purchase together.

3 steps

Set up in a minute

Search on AUTO.RIA, sort by newest

Set the search the way you buy

On AUTO.RIA pick the make and model you work on, a year range, a mileage limit, fuel and gearbox, and the regions you will drive to, for example Dnipro and the neighbouring oblasts. In the upper price field type the most you can pay for this model once repair and margin are counted. Sort by date added and copy the results address.
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Copy the link, paste it into mxsender

Add the link and confirm your address

Paste the link into MXSender and choose email; confirm the address from the message we send. Free and Starter mail one address, Pro up to three. Telegram and Viber can be added to the same search whenever you like.
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New listings land in your inbox

Open one mail per check

When a check finds new cars on your page, one email arrives listing them all, each with a photo, the price and a link to the ad on AUTO.RIA. A check that finds nothing sends nothing, and cars listed before you added the search are left out. Every mail has an unsubscribe link.
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Start monitoring AUTO.RIA →

Track a search on AUTO.RIA right now

Paste the AUTO.RIA search link you want watched — we’ll check we can read it, then set up your alerts.

Track this search →

For example:

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Three people, one buying decision, three inboxes

In a small car business the person who finds the car is often not the one who repairs it or the one who pays for it. On Pro the same search can mail three addresses, so the partner with the money, the mechanic who knows what a cambelt job costs on this engine and you all see the same list without forwarding anything.

That shortens the conversation that usually slows a purchase down. By the time someone rings the seller, everyone has already seen the photo and the price.

A weekly review of what AUTO.RIA sellers asked

Mail keeps a record that a chat tends to bury. Search your inbox for a model name on a Friday and you see every car of that model that came up under your ceiling, with the prices sellers wanted. Over a month that tells you whether your buy line is realistic or so tight that nothing ever passes it.

If the market moves, change the price on AUTO.RIA, copy the new address and swap the link. One filter rule per search in your mail client keeps each segment in its own folder.

Checklist before money changes hands

Treat a price well under the others as a reason to look harder, not faster.

The VIN should match on the registration certificate, on the body and in the open MVS records. The seller should be the owner or hold a power of attorney, and the car should be free of liens or restrictions. Mileage should fit the wear on the seat, wheel and pedals. An independent service station you pick should see it before you agree a price. No deposit for a car you have not inspected; the money moves when the paperwork does.

Email suits the desk, not the forecourt

Email is the calm channel: nothing to install, nothing buzzing while you test-drive with a customer, and a searchable archive at the end of the month. When you would rather feel each find as it lands, put the same search on Telegram or Viber as well.

Plans: Free is one search checked every 30 minutes, Starter at $5.99 is five searches every 10 minutes, Pro at $14.99 is twenty with the fastest checks and three mail addresses.

Doing it often means doing it on the books

Once buying and reselling cars is a regular income, register the activity properly and keep an accountant involved. Clean paperwork also reassures the next buyer.