Which Whip — Intelligence for your next car

Hard requirements

Verified failures cap a vehicle at 4/10. Unknown facts become seller questions, not automatic failures.

Profile nameMaximum priceMaximum mileageMinimum seatsReject reported damage
Treat disclosed accidents or body damage as a hard failure.Reject branded titles
Reject salvage, rebuilt, flood, or otherwise branded titles.

Priority levels

Tell the evaluator which tradeoffs deserve the most influence.

Reliability

Model and powertrain track record

Fuel economy

Gas use based on annual mileage

Purchase value

Price relative to your budget

Condition

Mileage, damage, and seller claims

Practical fit

Seats, body style, and intended use

Resale value

Expected value after ownership

Ownership assumptions

Used to estimate depreciation and fuel cost per month.

Years you plan to keep itMiles driven per yearGas price per gallon

The monthly estimate excludes financing, insurance, taxes, fees, maintenance, repairs, and tires.

How you will use it

This helps distinguish a good car from a good car for you.

Anything else?Examples: easy entry, room for a stroller, avoids premium fuel.

What matters to you?

Hard requirements

Priority levels

Ownership assumptions

How you will use it