Value my car
Step 1 of 5
Your car
We do not ask for your registration. Nothing here identifies you or your car until you accept an offer.
Step 2 of 5
Photos of the outside strongly recommended
All four corners, the front, the back — and anything you would point out yourself if you were standing beside a dealer. Around 4 does it.
Photos are what turn a ballpark into an offer
Nobody can value a car accurately without seeing it — not us, and not a dealer. With no photos the best anyone can give you is a general ballpark from the make, model, year and mileage. That figure assumes an average car, and the offer you are actually given once a dealer sees yours can come in well below it. Most of the disappointment in this business happens at that moment.
A handful of clear photos, including the marks, is what gets you a number a dealer will stand over.
Add photos
The front, the back, the inside — and the scrape, if there is one.
JPG, PNG or HEIC · up to 12 · straight off your phone
Step 3 of 5
Photos of the inside strongly recommended
The front seats, the back seats, the dash with the odometer showing. Wear inside is the thing dealers most often find they were not told about — around 2 photos settles it.
Photos are what turn a ballpark into an offer
Nobody can value a car accurately without seeing it — not us, and not a dealer. With no photos the best anyone can give you is a general ballpark from the make, model, year and mileage. That figure assumes an average car, and the offer you are actually given once a dealer sees yours can come in well below it. Most of the disappointment in this business happens at that moment.
A handful of clear photos, including the marks, is what gets you a number a dealer will stand over.
Add photos
The front, the back, the inside — and the scrape, if there is one.
JPG, PNG or HEIC · up to 12 · straight off your phone
Step 4 of 5
Extra details optional
Every field here is optional. They are also what turns a price for a car into a price for your deal — a dealer who knows there is finance to settle, or what you are moving into, can put a sharper number on it.
Money
What you are looking for
Dealers holding the car you want will bid harder for the one you are trading.
History
Declare anything you know about. Being upfront here is what stops an offer being withdrawn later — a dealer finds this out anyway, and they would rather hear it now.
Step 5 of 5
Where do we send the offers?
Your details stay with Lot 1. No dealer sees them unless you accept their offer.
You are sending this without photos
Nobody can value a car accurately without seeing it — not us, and not a dealer. With no photos the best anyone can give you is a general ballpark from the make, model, year and mileage. That figure assumes an average car, and the offer you are actually given once a dealer sees yours can come in well below it. Most of the disappointment in this business happens at that moment.
You can still send it — plenty do, and the offers are real. Just read them as a starting point rather than a promise.
This is where your offers go, so check it twice.
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