Email alerts for resale stock on AutoScout24 Luxembourg

Most small car traders in Luxembourg already run their buying through an inbox, so the new under-priced cars might as well arrive there too, grouped and ready to file.

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Search on AutoScout24.lu, sort by newest

Write your stock rules into AutoScout24 Luxembourg

Choose the make and model, then enter your maximum purchase price, the oldest year you accept, a mileage limit, fuel and transmission. Decide whether dealer cars belong in your results using the seller type filter. Sort by most recent listings and copy the URL.
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Copy the link, paste it into mxsender

Paste the URL into MXSender, channel email

No app, no install: just the address you want alerts sent to. If someone on the team prefers their phone, add Telegram to the same search.
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New listings land in your inbox

Open the digest a check produces

A check that spots new cars sends one email listing them all, each with a photo, its asking price and a link to the ad. Cars that were already up when you saved the search are left out.
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Track a search on AutoScout24.lu right now

Paste the AutoScout24.lu search link you want watched — we’ll check we can read it, then set up your alerts.

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A common mistake: one broad search for everything

Under 15,000 euros, any make, any year sounds efficient. In practice the emails fill with cars you would never touch and the one worth calling is buried halfway down. Split it: one search per model family and age band, each with its own ceiling.

Short, focused emails get read between calls. Long ones get left for later, and later is when another trader has already booked the viewing.

Folders, rules and a searchable price log

Set a mail rule per search so each segment lands in its own folder. Move cars you bought to one folder and the ones you passed on to another. A month in, searching your inbox for a model name shows every asking price you saw on AutoScout24.lu for it.

That log tells you when to move your ceiling. Too few matches: you are below the market. A stream of bargains: prices may be easing, and you can tighten it.

Sharing the alerts with a buyer and the office

Pro sends each alert to up to three addresses, so the person viewing cars and whoever handles invoices see the same list. Free and Starter send to one address, which can be a shared company mailbox. Every email has an unsubscribe link.

Free covers one search checked every 30 minutes. Starter at $5.99 covers five searches every 10 minutes, Pro at $14.99 twenty searches with the fastest checks.

Due diligence on a Grand Duchy purchase

Match the VIN with the registration certificate, confirm the seller is the registered keeper, and look through the service book and latest inspection report. Ask whether finance or a lease is still attached. Pay nothing before you have seen the car, and use a written sale contract.

Trading across the border to Belgium, France or Germany has its own VAT and registration questions; an accountant is the right person to ask.

Getting the first alert out of the spam folder

Where a new sender lands is your mail provider’s decision. After the first match, check spam or junk, mark the email as wanted and add the sender to your contacts so later ones follow.