Hey, I'm Jason, the founder of Super Veloce. I had worked hard as an entrepreneur and it was finally time to buy the car of my dreams, but I was dreading the process. I was already spending hours every week tracking car prices in a spreadsheet.
Even with all of this reasearch, I couldn't get a clear picture of what the "market price" was for a car despite all this research. Am I overpaying or is this a good deal? Somehow I was supposed to trust that sites listing a Minivan were going to have the right data for McLarens, Corvettes, and Bentleys. Platforms that list Minivans are NOT made to list high performance sports cars.
I couldn't trust the data that traditional car sites gave me either. Why? Car listing sites can't be trusted - they are bought and paid for by car dealerships. If you're not paying for the product, you ARE the product. They'll never tell you that a listing is a "bad deal".
Thankfully I'm an engineer, so I started tinkering around with using AI to help me not only find the best deals on sports cars, but also save me a ton of time. I wanted software that would do the work for me by spotting the best deals, predicting price drops, and tell me what the ACTUAL market price for a car is. I wanted a product that was built for an exotic and sports car enthusiast like myself. Platforms that list Once again - Minivans are NOT made to list high performance sports cars.
This is why I built Super Veloce. A platform that uses AI to take all of the hard work out of finding your dream car. It automatically finds you deals, predicts price changes, recommends alternatives, and more. After using it to buy my new Corvette Z51, I could never go back to the generic āfreeā car listing sites.
Iāll be up front - Super Veloce costs money, it isnāt free. If you donāt value your time, want to pay more for your dream car, and be tricked by listing sites that are on the payroll of dealers, then Super Veloce isnāt for you. BUT if you want to save hundreds of hours, tens of thousands of dollars, and get a great deal, then continue on.