Live used-car stock on named NZ dealer yards. Search make, model, price, city. Not Trade Me.
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https://stock.yardstock.nz/mcp3 tools · 1719mscoverageWho is in this NZ dealer-yard stock product. Call first.Who is in this NZ dealer-yard stock product. Call first.
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search_stockSearch live used cars on ingested NZ dealer yards. Not Trade Me.Search live used cars on ingested NZ dealer yards. Not Trade Me.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| make | string | — |
| model | string | — |
| year_min | integer | — |
| year_max | integer | — |
| price_max_nzd | number | — |
| price_min_nzd | number | — |
| city | string | — |
| fuel | string | — |
| limit | integer | — |
get_listingFetch one listing by its source_url.Fetch one listing by its source_url.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| source_url* | string | — |
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Live used-car stock on named NZ dealer yards. Search make, model, price, city. Not Trade Me.
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