Trade-in stock from AutoScout24.at by email

A car dealer in Austria who wants buying leads on paper rather than on a buzzing phone can have every new AutoScout24 car under the target price collected in one email per check.

3 steps

Set up in a minute

Search on AutoScout24.at, sort by newest

Write your buying profile into AutoScout24 Austria

Make one search per model or class you trade. Set the price limit to your buy price and add mileage and first registration limits, plus fuel and gearbox where demand depends on them. A postcode and radius keep collection affordable; seller type lets you buy only privately or only from trade. Sort by newest offers.
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Copy the link, paste it into mxsender

Register each search in MXSender with email

Paste the results page link into MXSender, select email and confirm the receiving address. Telegram is available per search if you want a second copy on the road.
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New listings land in your inbox

One email for each check with new stock

When a check finds newly listed cars, they arrive together in one email: photo, price and a link for each. Anything listed before you saved the search is left out.
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Track a search on AutoScout24.at right now

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

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A checklist for setting up buying searches

Pick segments you can resell without guesswork. Fix a ceiling per segment from the realistic forecourt price minus reconditioning, likely repairs, the next Pickerl, transport, registration and your margin. Keep the radius to distances where collection still pays. Split segments rather than widen them: five tight searches beat one loose one.

Revisit the ceilings monthly. Too few matches means your number sits under the market; too many cheap-looking cars can mean prices are slipping.

Morning review of overnight AutoScout24 listings

Many traders start the day with a coffee and the alert emails that arrived since the evening. Because each email bundles the cars from one check, you scan photos and prices in a few minutes, star the ones worth a call and archive the rest.

During the day, treat a clear match as urgent. Under-priced cars draw other dealers and private bargain hunters, and sellers often agree to the first credible offer with a fixed collection time.

Plans for a reselling operation

Free checks one search every 30 minutes, which is enough to test a single segment. Starter at $5.99 covers five searches checked every 10 minutes. Pro at $14.99 covers twenty searches with the fastest checks and sends email to up to three addresses; Free and Starter send to one. Every plan includes email and Telegram.

Due diligence on Austrian stock purchases

Match the chassis number on the registration document with the car, read the service record and the latest inspection report, and ask about outstanding finance or leasing. Buy from the registered owner or someone with clear written authority, and do not prepay for a car you have not seen.

Put each purchase in writing. If reselling becomes regular business, a tax adviser can tell you which trade licence and taxes apply.

Getting buying alerts past the spam filter

Your mail provider sorts incoming mail, so look in spam after the first match. Mark the email as wanted and save the sender as a contact, then add a rule per segment that files the alerts in their own folder.