Pinch-to-zoom stopped working after your first scan — fixed. It works every time now. Valuations are now included with every scan. "What's it worth?" no longer costs a credit, and it sits directly under the identification instead of further down the page. Better collection matching: cars like the BMW X5, Aston Martin Vanquish and Chevrolet Equinox now fill their Collection slots instead of landing in Discovered. Added the Chevrolet SS. A change to free scans: every install now gets 5 free Enhanced ID scans in total plus up to 5 more by watching a short video. Credit packs are unchanged — they never expire and remove third-party ads permanently.

• Wrong vehicle in a busy shot? Tap "Crop and rescan", draw a box around the one you meant, and we'll identify just that one • Cropping first also gives distant cars far more detail, so identifications should be sharper • Report a wrong identification and you'll now get a reply in the app when we've looked at it — check the History tab

NEW: What's it worth? RevSnap now shows the market range a car is currently listed for, and how many live listings that range is based on. Tap through and browse them yourself. It's a market reference, not an appraisal — mileage and condition still decide the real number. Also in this update: failed scans no longer cost a credit.

NEW: What's it worth? Scan a car, then scan its VIN plate to get a live market value range based on current listings — anchored to the exact year and trim. • Ranges, never a made-up single number, and always sourced • Values save with the scan, so you can check back anytime • Free while you hold pack credits — otherwise 1 Enhanced ID, and only when a range is actually found Also in this update: • Smarter identifications, including newer performance models • Share cards no longer cut off vehicle facts • Imported photos display full-frame while scanning • Badges celebrate properly when you earn your first one • Stability and accuracy improvements