ScrapeUnblocker Documentation

The Mobile.de Car plugin turns any mobile.de search into structured JSON. Give it a make (BMW, Volkswagen, Audi, …) and it returns the cars mobile.de shows - each with title, make and model, price in EUR, first registration, mileage, power in kW and PS, fuel type and a clean listing URL. Filter by price, year, mileage and fuel, and page through to max_results. It runs on the same fetch chain that serves getPageSource. mobile.de is Germany’s #1 used-car marketplace and sits behind a strong anti-bot wall, so the plugin renders the result list on a warm, challenge-cleared browser session and reads the cars from mobile.de’s own result cards - no mobile.de developer account needed.

Try it in the dashboard first: app.scrapeunblocker.com/dashboard/plugins. You get a live results view plus a copy-paste snippet.

Endpoint

POST /vehicles/mobile-de

Field	Required	Notes
`make`	yes	Make name, e.g. `bmw`, `volkswagen`, `audi`. Required unless `make_id` is given.
`make_id`	no	Raw mobile.de numeric make id, overrides `make` (e.g. `3500` = BMW).
`model`	no	Model name (free text). It is returned as a note only - mobile.de needs a numeric model id we do not resolve, so results are not filtered by model.
`price_min` / `price_max`	no	Price range in EUR.
`year_min`	no	Earliest first-registration year (`YYYY`).
`mileage_max`	no	Maximum mileage in km.
`fuel`	no	`petrol`, `diesel`, `electric` or `hybrid`.
`max_results`	no	How many listings to collect across pages (~20 per page). Default `20`, max `500`.
`proxy_country`	no	Exit-IP country (ISO-2). Leave blank for a smart exit.

curl -X POST "https://api.scrapeunblocker.com/vehicles/mobile-de?make=bmw&price_max=30000&fuel=diesel&max_results=40" \
  -H "x-scrapeunblocker-key: YOUR_API_KEY"

Supported makes

Pass a friendly make name and the plugin maps it to mobile.de’s numeric id: audi bmw citroen dacia fiat ford honda hyundai kia mazda mercedes-benz mini nissan opel peugeot porsche renault seat skoda suzuki toyota volkswagen volvo For any make not on this list, pass its raw make_id instead.

Response

{
  "make": "bmw",
  "makeId": 3500,
  "model": null,
  "modelNote": null,
  "listings": [
    {
      "id": "419012345",
      "url": "https://suchen.mobile.de/fahrzeuge/details.html?id=419012345",
      "title": "BMW 320d Touring Sport Line Automatik AHK Navi",
      "makeModel": "BMW 320",
      "price": 22900,
      "priceFormatted": "22.900 €",
      "currency": "EUR",
      "firstRegistration": "06/2019",
      "mileage": 98500,
      "power": { "kw": 140, "ps": 190 },
      "fuel": "Diesel"
    }
  ],
  "resultsCollected": 40,
  "totalResults": 12483,
  "query": {
    "priceMin": null,
    "priceMax": 30000,
    "yearMin": null,
    "mileageMax": null,
    "fuel": "diesel"
  }
}

Search fields

Field	Notes
`make` / `makeId`	The make you searched and the numeric mobile.de id it resolved to.
`model` / `modelNote`	The `model` free text you passed and a note explaining it was not used to filter. Both `null` when no `model` was given.
`resultsCollected`	Number of listings actually returned across pages.
`totalResults`	mobile.de’s own total-result count for the search, when the page shows it.
`query`	The filters that were applied (price, year, mileage, fuel), echoed back.

Listing fields

Field	Notes
`id`	mobile.de’s own detail id.
`url`	Clean `/fahrzeuge/details.html?id=...` listing URL.
`title`	Full listing title as mobile.de shows it.
`makeModel`	The make and model line, e.g. `BMW 320`.
`price`	Numeric price in EUR. `priceFormatted` keeps mobile.de’s own formatting, e.g. `22.900 €`.
`currency`	ISO currency (EUR).
`firstRegistration`	First-registration date as `MM/YYYY`.
`mileage`	Mileage in km, as a number.
`power`	Engine power as `{ "kw": ..., "ps": ... }`. `ps` is `null` when the card shows only kW.
`fuel`	Normalised fuel label: `Petrol`, `Diesel`, `Electric`, `Hybrid`, `LPG`, `CNG`, …

Any field with no value is null, so each item carries only what the mobile.de card actually showed (e.g. power.ps may be absent).

What you can build

Used-car price monitoring - track price against mileage and first registration for a make over time.
Market and inventory research - pull a whole make with max_results and see what is actually on offer.
Pricing and valuation models - combine price, year, mileage and power into a residual-value dataset.
Competitor and dealer tracking - watch a make and price band and spot new listings as they appear.

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Mobile.de Car plugin

Endpoint

Supported makes

Response

Search fields

Listing fields

What you can build

Next steps

Open the plugins

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​Endpoint

​Supported makes

​Response

​Search fields

​Listing fields

​What you can build

​Next steps

Open the plugins

Get an API key

Endpoint

Supported makes

Response

Search fields

Listing fields

What you can build

Next steps