
The forums feel quieter and the big feeds feel noisier. GarageIQ is somewhere else to go. Snap a receipt and it files itself under the right car. Your garage becomes a record, and that record is your profile.
Free: social, vehicles, and forums. Premium: 14-day free trial, then records, insights, Smart Upload, and docs. No card required to start.



Your cars and bikes, past and present. Your photos, your service history, the people you actually want to hear from. All in one account.
Your garage isn't a photo, it's a record. Every service, every mod, tied to a real VIN.


Your ride costs more than the payment or the check you wrote. Maintenance, mods, interest, and depreciation add up. GarageIQ tracks all of it, alongside people who care about the same stuff you do.
Share builds, see what other people are driving and riding, and find the ones worth talking to.
Upload a photo or PDF of an invoice. AI itemizes the service and files it under the right vehicle, so you can pull it up whenever you need it. Especially useful if you buy and sell often.
Total cost of ownership, cost per mile, maintenance, mods, depreciation, and interest. By vehicle, by month, or across the whole garage.
From your history, mileage, and service intervals, AI flags what's likely due next and roughly what it'll run you.
Paste a listing into Shopping List for market comps, past ask and bid history for that VIN, an offer range, and a PPI checklist.

See how the VIN was priced before - past price history most listing sites never show you.
Paste a Cars & Bids, BaT, dealer, Marketplace, or bike listing. Get live comps, an offer range or max bid, value drivers, and a PPI checklist before you commit.
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Same features monthly or yearly. AI limits reset each month.
“I've owned several cars over the years, and with frequent buys and sells, tracking my spend became increasingly important. I wanted out of messy spreadsheets, so I built the thing I actually wanted to use.”