The next chapter starts here
Private sale.
A car with a story deserves more than a few lines. Give its next owner the details that made it yours.
Tell the whole story.
Start with the basics: exact model and version, year, mileage, asking price, and where the car is located today. Then add the information that helps a buyer understand the individual car—service records, ownership history, factory options, changes, and known issues.
Photographs should show the car as it is. A full set of exterior and interior views, along with close-ups of wear and recent work, makes the first conversation more useful for both sides.
Prepare now. Publish when we open.
Gather your photos and supporting records while seller registration is being built. The proposed 99-day period would start at publication, so preparation time would not use up the listing period.
Before you get started
Private sale questions
Can I list my own car?
Private-sale registration and checkout are in preparation. The selling page shows the proposed launch offer so you can see what is planned. It does not currently accept a listing or charge a payment.
What is the proposed private-sale launch offer?
The proposal is $99 for 99 days for one car, available during the first six months after seller services launch. Each paid listing would receive its full 99 days from publication. The proposed offer has no automatic renewal. Pricing, launch dates, and final terms will be confirmed before checkout opens.
Is the proposed $99 fee monthly or due when the car sells?
It is a proposed one-time advertising fee for a 99-day listing, not a monthly subscription or a payment triggered by a sale. The proposed plan has no sales commission. These terms are still under review, and no payment is being collected.
What should I prepare before creating a listing?
Gather the exact model and variant, model year, asking price and currency, current location, mileage and units, ownership history, and recent maintenance. Describe modifications, known issues, and gaps in the records plainly. A clear account of what you know—and what you cannot document—helps the buyer ask useful questions.
What photos will make my listing useful?
Prepare a recent, complete set: all four corners, both sides, interior, seats, instruments, engine compartment, luggage space, wheels, and visible wear. Include close-ups of modifications and flaws. Use photos you are authorized to share, and keep license documents, home addresses, and other personal information out of public images. Final upload limits will be shown when listing tools open.
How should I describe an unusual specification or conversion?
Separate documented factory equipment from later changes. For a gated-manual conversion, explain who did the work, when it was completed, and which records are available. For a rare factory option, identify the supporting documentation. Similar-looking cars can have very different histories.
Can I change my asking price or mark my car sold?
Seller editing tools are not live yet. Editing a listing, adjusting the price, and choosing sold or withdrawn status are part of the planned seller workflow. We will publish the exact steps before accepting paid listings.