The agent worked around a 403 block on the main website by assembling answers entirely from web search results and comparisons. It delivered a coherent explanation of the product, positioning, and business model, but could not verify specific premium features, pricing tiers, or credit mechanics directly from the target domain.

• ›The website was completely inaccessible (403 errors on steps [1], [2], [6]); all substantive information came from search results (steps [4], [7], [8], [9]) rather than direct fetches from isitagoodcar.com.
• ›Search results included IsItAGoodCar's own blog post comparing itself to CarVertical (step [8]), which was the richest positioning source, but even this was discovered via search, not site navigation.
• ›Premium feature details (AI reports, damage detection, credit mechanics) were inferred from search snippets and comparison sites; the agent explicitly flagged that credit system pricing and membership specifics remain unclear.
• ›The agent correctly identified that it could not directly verify claims and was honest about relying on search results and third-party comparisons rather than first-hand content.
• ›No third-party fetches were used; all answers came from search result snippets, forcing reliance on what search engines indexed rather than what the site actively publishes.