We value the car — and the culture that made it matter.

SEATTLE, Wash. — October 12, 2026 — Parclines today announced the public availability of its forensic collector-car valuation platform, built on a simple conviction: two cars that share a badge and a model year can be worth an order of magnitude apart, and only the exact trim, engine, condition and documentation tell you which is which.

Where many valuation tools return a single figure for a whole model line — or assemble a number from whatever listings happen to be online — Parclines holds one valued row per trim, engine, body and generation, then positions a specific car against real comparable sales by its mileage, condition and history. Every value carries its supporting range, a confidence level and an as-of date. Where a defensible value cannot be sourced, Parclines says so plainly rather than inventing one.

The platform spans nearly 20,000 individually valued configurations across 34 countries and six continents, and pairs its valuations with a forensic layer that reads a car’s documentation for matching numbers, re-bodies and clones, abuse history and other markers of authenticity. By design, those forensic findings inform the condition and risk a user sees — they never set the price.

“The collector world runs on the line between smart and lucky. I didn’t come to this from finance — I studied cultural anthropology, and I’ve spent my life around these cars. What I kept running into was a market where the number everyone quotes is an average that fits almost no actual car, and where a seller’s claims go unchecked. Parclines is my answer: value the exact car, show the evidence behind it, and tell you honestly when the evidence isn’t there.”

Searching any car and seeing where it lands — with its range and the forensic scope Parclines covers — is free. A full forensic valuation report is $5.99, and membership plans add always-on values and a personal vault for documenting a car’s build and history. Parclines values are evidence-based, positioned estimates with a range; they are not qualified appraisals, and a professional inspection is recommended before any sale or purchase.

Parclines is also building a data-partner program, inviting auction houses, clubs, registries and appraisers to strengthen the public record together.

About Parclines. Parclines is a forensic collector-car valuation platform that values the exact trim, engine and condition of a vehicle against real comparable sales, with a documentation-based forensic layer for authenticity and risk. Founded by Andrew Diehl, Parclines LLC is based in Washington State. Learn more at parclines.com. Media contact: info@parclines.com.