AutoScout24 Scraper

AutoScout24 Scraper: used car listings, prices and specs across eight countries

Pick a make, add a model and whatever filters you want, or paste search links you already set up on the site. Every listing comes back as a row: price, mileage, first registration, fuel, gearbox, power, town, dealer or private seller, the link and the photos.

The honest limit is depth. AutoScout24 stops showing results at page 200, so one search tops out around 4,000 cars whatever the counter at the top says.

🚗 What AutoScout24 Scraper does

Eight country sites, one set of columns: Germany, Austria, Belgium, Spain, France, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands.

The form covers what the site's own filter panel covers: the everyday price, year, mileage, fuel and gearbox, and under them power, body, seats, doors, colour, interior, upholstery, equipment, emission class, previous owners, price rating, VAT, and the finance and leasing rates.

Every filter sent is checked against the site's own echo before anything is read. If AutoScout24 quietly drops one, the run stops that search and names the filter it ignored instead of billing you for the wrong cars. That is not hypothetical: a pasted autoscout24.de link carrying the used-or-new parameter is refused, because the German site ignores it.

You need a make. A search with none is refused before any request.

📥 What you give it

{
  "make": "BMW",
  "model": "3 Series",
  "country": "DE",
  "condition": "used",
  "priceTo": 20000,
  "yearFrom": 2015,
  "sort": "newest",
  "maxItems": 500
}

A postcode beats a town name. AutoScout24 places a town its own way: "Munich" once came back as Münichham, a village about 85 km east. The status message and the run report name the place it used.

An unrecognised model name returns nothing and charges nothing, and the run report lists the names that site does know, so the second attempt lands.

📤 What you get back

A real row, from run alcPHnw8R8ifoArEp, its 23 photo links cut to two:

{
  "listingId": "7cfbd242-0983-4193-9b0e-7199765090d5",
  "title": "BMW 318 d Aut. Sport|LED|Navi|PDC|Sitzhz|Temp|Keyless",
  "make": "BMW", "model": "318", "modelGroup": "3 Series",
  "version": "d Aut. Sport|LED|Navi|PDC|Sitzhz|Temp|Keyless",
  "price": 14790, "currency": "EUR", "priceRating": "fair",
  "mileageKm": 116500, "firstRegistration": "2015-10",
  "fuel": "Diesel", "transmission": "Automatic",
  "powerKw": 105, "powerHp": 143,
  "condition": "Used",
  "countryCode": "DE", "zip": "82538", "city": "Geretsried", "distanceKm": null,
  "sellerType": "dealer", "dealerName": "PZ-CARS", "dealerId": "51338238",
  "url": "https://www.autoscout24.com/offers/bmw-318-d-aut-sport-led-navi-pdc-...",
  "images": [
    "https://prod.pictures.autoscout24.net/listing-images/7cfbd242-...-af60fb803682.jpg",
    "https://prod.pictures.autoscout24.net/listing-images/7cfbd242-...-31e5566ba208.jpg"
  ],
  "imageCount": 23,
  "searchUrl": "https://www.autoscout24.com/lst/bmw/3-series?atype=C&cy=D%2CA...",
  "page": 1,
  "scrapedAt": "2026-09-14T02:57:48.422Z"
}

No phone numbers, contact names or street addresses are read, ever. On top of that, anything a seller typed into a free-text field is scrubbed: an email becomes [email removed], a phone number becomes [phone removed]. That scrub reads patterns, so an oddly written number can slip through.

🧾 Reading the output

The dataset holds listings and nothing else. No refusal rows and no blank lines.

Everything about how the run went is in a key-value record called RUN_REPORT: the totals, why the run stopped, and an entry per search with what it resolved to, how many results the site claimed, pages loaded, repeats skipped and rows dropped for falling outside the search.

The statuses worth knowing on those entries:

Some inputs are refused before any request, with the reason in the report: a place without exactly one country, a radius with no place, an unknown value, or a "from" above its "to".

▶️ How to run it

1. Open AutoScout24 Scraper, click Try for free. 2. Put a make in Make, and a model if you have one. 3. Set Country, then the price, year and mileage bands. 4. Or paste results pages into Search links and leave the form alone. 5. Set Maximum listings, click Start, then download the dataset as JSON, CSV or Excel.

💰 How much does it cost?

$0.43 per 1,000 listings. The same rate on every Apify plan, with no volume tiers.

One charge per listing row. A car seen twice in a run is dropped before it is billed, and so is one that falls outside your search. A search that finds nothing, names an unknown model, or is refused for an ignored filter delivers no rows and bills none.

💡 What people use it for

• Tracking asking prices for one make and model week by week, keyed on listingId.
• Pulling comparables before pricing a part-exchange or a stock car.
• Mapping which dealers hold which stock, using dealerName and dealerId.
• Watching a niche across all eight countries at once.
• Measuring how long cars stay listed, by re-running a search and diffing.

🚧 What it does not do

• Nothing from the listing page. No seller description, no per-car equipment list, no VIN. It

all comes from the results pages.

• No contact details, by design.
• About 4,000 cars per search, because the site stops paging at 200 pages.
• A make is required, so there is no searching everything at once.
• Employee's, demonstration, pre-registered and classic cars read Used, which is how the

results page files them. Use offerTypes to pick them out.

• **Body, colour, interior, equipment, emission class, owners, VAT, keyword, finance and leasing

have no per-car value on a results card.** They narrow the search; the row cannot confirm them.

• currency comes from the price text. Every page seen so far has been in euros.
• The radius is the site's, not a straight line. A 50 km search returned a car 52 km out, so

rows are kept a little past the radius rather than dropped on a rounding difference.

• Model names must be the English ones autoscout24.com uses. 3er is not 3 Series.
• 10 search links per run.

🧭 Which classifieds scraper do you need?

❓ Questions people ask

Do I need an AutoScout24 account? No. Nothing to paste in, nothing to renew.

Form or pasted link? A link keeps the search you already checked on the site. The form is easier to schedule and to change from the API. Both are read the same way.

Why did my search stop at about 4,000 cars? That is where AutoScout24 stops paging. Narrow it by price band, year or country and run the pieces.

Why is a filter I set missing from the rows? Some filters have no value on a results card, so they narrow the search without becoming a column. The run report confirms the site applied them.

What if the site ignores one of my filters? The run stops that search, names it in ignoredFilters and charges nothing, rather than handing you the wrong cars.

Is this legal? These are public results pages and no contact details are collected. Rows still carry dealer names, which data-protection law covers, and AutoScout24's own terms apply to you as a user of the site. Apify's write-up on scraping and the law is a fair start, and we are not lawyers.

🆘 If something breaks

Open the Issues tab on the actor page. Send the run ID and the make, model or link you used, and paste the RUN_REPORT record from the run's key-value store: it carries a status for every search.