Thanks! We’ll check this out, it looks promising.

For now we’re going to focus on the web app, as we feel our time is best spent adding features there. If you’re interested in a mobile app specifically though, please comment with the specific features you’re looking for that the web app doesn’t offer. (Please note that you can add a shortcut on your homescreen to open the current web app like you would open an app.)

This is not a bad idea! It could end up being more difficult than it’s worth, but we’ll look into it.

Since we have partnerships with most of our sources now, this may be possible. Changing to under review.

It’s unlikely this would happen anytime soon, but we’ll keep it under consideration!

In the meantime, you can definitely search for RVs using SearchTempest, choosing the RV category. Here’s a link for you: http://www.searchtempest.com/search?location=97201&maxDist=400®ion_us=1&search_string=&keytype=adv&Region=na&cityselect=zip&page=0&category=8&subcat=rva&minAsk=min&maxAsk=max

Hi Jim,

Since we currently search multiple sources, we aren’t able to make one big RSS feeds containing all the results. You can get RSS feeds for the craigslist results only by clicking “Feeds for this search” in the top right of the SearchTempest window that’s opened when you click the craigslist source on AutoTempest. We are looking at various ways we can notify users when a new ad that matches their search is posted :)

Hope this helps!

I’ll look into what sort of title info our sources provide to us, to see if this is possible.

We would definitely like to expand to other geos in the future, and the UK would probably be top of the list. Before that though, we have a number of improvements we want to make to the current site. (In particular, we’ve got some new filters to add, and our model matching isn’t as good as we’d like it to be yet.)

In the meantime, you could try using our other site, www.searchtempest.com. It will let you search craigslist and eBay worldwide. (Although it does use a google custom search rather than direct links to search craigslist outside North America, so it won’t always catch everything.)

That’s a tough one because different people expect different things. Some people won’t want to match any matching vehicles, even if it means having to go through some that don’t match. Others are in your camp. The majority of vehicles do list the correct transmission, so it may be that a specific dealer or group in your area is mislabeling a lot of vehicles. If you’d like to email us through our contact page with the search link we could look into it in more detail.

Keywords do work, but maybe the trim is a common word that shows up in lots of posts? Anyway, a true trim filter is something we’re planning on eventually; it’s note quite as easy as you would expect to do it right though.

Currently when there are different model names used in different regions, we try to stick to the US model names, so the YJ would be searched via Wrangler. To get YJ models specifically, you could set the min and max years to 1986-1995.

If you’re specifically looking for models produced outside the US and sold as YJ rather than Wrangler, please choose ‘Other Jeep model’, and then enter YJ. It does appear that we should remove TJ from the list though, for the same reason.

We’d love to work with carsforsale. Pleas consider reaching out to them to suggest it as well.!

We do include cargurus already actually; it’s in the external links section, since they don’t syndicate their results. Planning to look into FB Marketplace in the future.

Would love to do this. If you’d like to see BAT results on AutoTempest, please reach out to them and let them know.

OK, looks like I was wrong. The PHEV version was introduced for 2014 (and discontinued after 2015), but they kept selling the non-plug-in version alongside.

It also looks like a number of our sources have the hybrids listed under regular ‘Accord’, not ‘Accord Hybrid’ specifically’. So for now, I would suggest searching the ‘Accord’ model, and adding “hybrid” and “plug-in” to your keywords.

We are planning to add a ‘fuel type’ filter soon, and will look into whether we can differentiate between non-plug-in and plug-in hybrids. We’re also looking at adding a ‘trim keywords’ field, which would allow you to search for ‘plug-in’ in the model or trim names, as opposed to anywhere in the description (where you will also get silly things like “aux plug-in”). Hoping to have those ready before long, along with sorting out the model inconsistency.