OPENLANE US

Name: OPENLANE US
Rating: 3 (101 reviews)
Author: BacklotCars, Inc

By: BacklotCars, Inc App

Wholesale Dealer Marketplace

Overview

Version:

5.52.0

Last updated: 2026-08-28

Features & Capabilities

The OPENLANE US Chrome extension brings together buyers and sellers in the U.S. wholesale used-vehicle marketplace. Wholesale dealers can seamlessly switch between buying and selling within one consolidated, easy-to-navigate app, making dealer-to-dealer car trades faster and simpler.

OPENLANE’s digital marketplace delivers fast, transparent sourcing for inventory anytime, anywhere. Features include AI-powered damage detection with Visual Boost AI, Code Boost IQ, and complimentary AutoCheck on all listings, plus multiple sale types (online auction, marketplace, Absolute Sale) to fit every sourcing or selling style.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

BacklotCars, Inc

Rating:

3.00

(101)

Version:

5.52.0 Last updated: 2026-08-28

Version code:

890417480

Creation date:

2016-11-11

Compatible devices:

Size:

54.97MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-02

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 157,994 ▼ 155

Other rankings

#68 in seller keyword 23 ▲ 12

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Contact the developer

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Developed by:

BacklotCars, Inc

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/openlane-us/id1175036411

Website:

https://openlane.com

User Reviews

User reviews for OPENLANE US show a mixed experience. Many praise the platform for good customer service, accurate condition reports, and a user-friendly interface that supports easy switching between buyer and seller. However, multiple reviews cite serious drawbacks: frequent app glitches, untrustworthy listings or arbitration, and dissatisfaction with protections (titles, warranties). Navigation and filters often don’t work as expected, and key features like saving photos are missing. Overall, the app is strong in concept and support, but reliability and trust in listings/post-sale remedies vary widely.

Pros

Good customer service
Accurate condition reports
User-friendly app with easy buyer/seller toggle
Tech support is helpful
Solid platform for buying and selling

Cons

Frequent app glitches and general performance issues (bugs, freezes, outdated notifications)
Filters/search/navigation often fail or reset, making it hard to browse or bid
Inspections/arbitration are perceived as unreliable with misdescriptions and warranties not honored
Buyer protections and titles issues (no titles, unfavorable arbitration outcomes) create distrust
Missing features that hinder selling/buying (inability to save photos, engine-noise audio issues)

Recent reviews

This company will sell you piles of junk and when you arbitrate, you’ll be stuck with it. Run away!!

by Mo*****, 2026-07-30

I bought a Kia forte on Openlane that per their inspection had no issues. When the car arrived if was blowing smoke from the tail pipe. I took the car to a dealer as they requested. Kia found the cylinder walls were scored beyond repair and the car needed a new engine. $7700 repair. I forwarded all documents to Openlane. An arbitrator calls me and says they use an internal labor rate of $95 an hour (even thought they don’t do repairs) and he found a used engine at LKQ for $2100. So the best they will do is comp me 3 grand. I do not have a shop that will do the job for under 5 grand because no one does labor for $95 an hour. Now I have to lose money and have a car down for weeks because of their bad inspection. I took it a step further because the seller had bought the car from Manheim. Turns out they tried to arb it for the SAME ISSUE. So now not only is it just plain fraud but Openlane will still not take the car back.