Our Bill of Rights For Buyers and Sellers
Elevator Pitch (Short) Version
Detailed (Extended) Version
Here is our Buyer and Seller Bill of Rights designed to gain your trust using our website:
A dealer-free, level playing field for private Buyers and Sellers
Innovative technology we call a “Phone Number” to speak directly to the owners
Auctions ready in days, not weeks or even months
Pre-Purchase Inspections (“PPI”) at our expense, not yours
A monitored platform designed with zero tolerance for “Shill” and “Chandelier” bidding
A “Reserve Meter” showing how close the high bid is to the seller’s asking price
“Set-it-and-forget-it” bidding automation bids for you up to your pre-set limit
A system that doesn’t rely on end-of-auction time extensions for overvalued bids
A free listing if your ride doesn’t sell at auction, only $99 when it does
Low fees designed to give bidders more buying power and sellers higher proceeds
Who does your PPIs? How does that work?
Hi Tom, Thank you for asking. We currently contract with Lemon Squad to do PPIs for rides outside of a two-hour radius of our office located between New York City and Philadelphia. When we initiate a PPI with Lemon Squad, that company schedules a local mechanic who then reaches out directly to the seller to schedule the appointment time and location. Typically, we receive the completed report and photographs within 48 hours following the completion of the inspection. There is no charge to either the buyer or seller for this service, which typically retails for $279. While a PPI is not a guarantee, it does manage potential bidder’s expectations about the condition of cars up for auction. For rides within a two-hour radius of our office, Rudy provides his own unbiased report based his observations with the car. The only time we do not provide a PPI is with extremely low mileage cars or rides with an expected high bid under $10,000.