Abstract
.The global market for pre-owned cars, or so-called used cars, is enormous. The buyer of a used car
should be able to determine whether or not the price tag placed on the vehicle is accurate before making a
purchase. Before purchasing a pre-owned vehicle, a number of factors, including mileage, year, model, make,
run, and more, must be taken into account. There should be a level playing field for both the vendor and the
customer. Predicting a reasonable price for a used car is the subject of this study, which details a system that has
been put into practise. The technology does a good job of predicting used automobile prices in the Mumbai area.
Random Forest and eXtreme Gradient Boost are two machine learning approaches used to construct models that
can estimate the price of secondhand cars. To find the best method, the techniques are compared. eXtreme Boost
outperformed the random forest approach, but they were both comparable in terms of speed. Square Root of
Random forest had an error rate of 3.44, while eXtreme Boost had a rate of 0.53.