Just trying out a few searches on Google, I'm seeing a pretty decent amount of results from the site. Though the content on the site could be embellished a lot more to get more value out of the pages since the primary focus is clearly just the pricing graphs right now.

I noticed that many of the vehicle images didn't load for me. It looks like they're hosted on whatever site they're pulled from. It would be a good idea to save thumbnails of the images that you find so you can serve them locally and include them for every listing

Since you're scraping car data too, it might be a good idea to get some basic descriptions for each type of vehicle. You might be able to opt into the Kelley Blue Book Developers program or similar:

http://developer.kbb.com/

It would also be good to provide at least some snippets of the descriptions of the vehicles that you're listing. More textual content would give Google something extra to dig into and would keep users from leaving the site and just browsing ebay or Craigslist themselves as often

It would be a bigger effort, but having basically a page for each listing locally would be interesting. You could show the original text and posts from the original source. Make the source clear, along with the last time you retrieved the information from it. Then if the original listing gets removed, you could keep it around. Show that it was unlisted or sold, but have a banner at the top that says something like "This listing is no longer available. Click here to look for available [make] [model]s". It could help people to find why one vehicle was cheaper than another (condition, location, etc)

People don't care about such content and so does Google.