JamesEdition Cars Scraper
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Pay per event
JamesEdition Cars Scraper
Scrape JamesEdition luxury and exotic car listings: make, model, year, price, currency, location, dealer and listing URL. Search all cars, by make, or from a filtered JamesEdition URL.
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Extract luxury and exotic car listings from JamesEdition, the global marketplace for luxury goods. Get make, model, year, price, currency, location and listing URL.
Built for car dealers, collectors, luxury-market research and high-net-worth lead generation.
Features
- Scrape all cars, a specific make, or any filtered JamesEdition URL
- Per-car data: make, model, year, price (USD and EUR), currency, city, country and listing URL
- Optional USD price range filter
- Handles JamesEdition's Cloudflare protection automatically (real browser + residential proxy)
- Automatic pagination and de-duplication
Input
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
make | string | Car make (e.g. "Ferrari"). Empty = all cars. |
startUrl | string | A JamesEdition cars search URL. Overrides make. Defaults to all cars. |
priceMinUsd / priceMaxUsd | integer | Price range in USD. |
maxItems | integer | Max cars. 0 = no limit. Default 100. |
proxyConfiguration | object | Residential proxy strongly recommended (default). |
Example input
Output
Common use cases
- Source exotic-car inventory by make and budget across the globe
- Benchmark asking prices for a model internationally
- Build luxury-vehicle datasets and dealer lead lists
- Collector-market research and price tracking
Pricing
Pay per result: a small fee to start the run plus a per-car fee. Errors and duplicates are never charged.
FAQ
Why do some cars show "Price on request"? Many luxury sellers hide the price on JamesEdition. Those return priceOnRequest: true and are excluded when you set a price filter.
Can I use JamesEdition's own filters? Yes, apply them on jamesedition.com and pass the resulting URL as startUrl.
Is this affiliated with JamesEdition? No. This is an independent tool for extracting publicly available data. Please respect JamesEdition's terms of service.
