coches.net is a Spanish vehicle marketplace covering new, used, and classic cars, searchable by make, model, price, year, and location. With this integration, an AI agent in Neotask can search that marketplace on your behalf and bring back matching listings along with their technical details, so you can shop from a conversation instead of a browser full of open filters and half-remembered search terms. It can also set two or more vehicles next to each other, comparing specifications, price, and mileage so the differences are obvious at a glance rather than something you tally up on your own with a notepad. For someone searching across a wide range of options, a first car, a classic restoration project, or a family vehicle within a set budget, the agent narrows a marketplace with thousands of listings down to a handful worth a closer look, and keeps the technical comparison in front of you rather than in separate tabs you'd otherwise have to track by hand while driving between viewings. It can also revisit a search a day or two later so you can see whether a price dropped or a listing was taken down before you commit to a viewing.
| Search listings | Query coches.net by make, model, price range, year, or location |
| Filter by vehicle type | Narrow results to new, used, or classic vehicles |
| Pull technical details | Retrieve engine, trim, and specification data for a listing |
| Compare vehicles | Line up two or more listings on price, mileage, and specifications |
| Filter by location | Narrow results to a region or city in Spain |
| Sort by price or year | Order search results to surface the newest or most affordable matches first |
You tell the agent your budget, city, and that you want something reliable for city driving. It searches coches.net's used listings that fit, pulls technical details on a few strong candidates, and puts together a short comparison of price, mileage, and trim so you can pick which ones to go see in person. It also sorts the shortlist by lowest mileage per euro spent, which is often a better indicator of value than price alone, and it notes which listings have been on the site the longest, since that can be a sign of room to negotiate. By the time you're ready to call a seller, you already know which two or three cars are worth the trip. When one of them sells before you can arrange a viewing, you ask the agent to refresh the search, and it comes back with a close substitute within the same criteria.
You've found a classic car on coches.net you like but want to weigh it against a newer used option in the same price range. The agent pulls both listings, compares their specifications and condition notes, and lays out the trade-offs, so you go into the decision with the technical details already sorted. It also points out that the classic listing's price range varies more, since condition matters more for older vehicles, and it flags that the newer alternative likely carries lower ongoing maintenance costs based on its age and mileage. That framing helps you weigh a restoration project against a straightforward daily driver with a clearer head. You ask it to also pull a third option, a slightly older but lower-mileage version of the same newer model, and the comparison table grows to three cars instead of two without losing clarity.
No, it searches and compares listings; the transaction and any registration paperwork are still handled by you directly with the seller or dealership.
Yes, coches.net's listings include classic vehicles, and you can ask the agent to filter for that category specifically rather than mixing them into general used-car results.
You can filter by location, so the agent can search nationally or narrow results to a specific city or region depending on how far you're willing to travel.
It searches and compares within coches.net; comparing against a listing from an unrelated site would need that listing's details described to it directly in the conversation.
Within a conversation, you can set criteria once and ask the agent to keep applying them as you refine your search further across multiple follow-up questions.
Yes, if a search turns up several trims of the same model, the agent can compare their specifications and prices side by side so the differences between trims are clear.