Frequently Asked Questions
Once you have provided the necessary information, our appraisers will determine a competitive buying price using vast industry knowledge/ experience and provide an offer. If you decide to move forward, we will schedule an inspection and bring all necessary DMV paperwork to complete the deal at a local bank branch.
We require a valid driver's license or government-issued ID and vehicle title/pinkslip. For leased or financed vehicles title, a 10-day payoff statement or a lease buyout packet is required. A deal can only be completed with the title/registered owner present to sign paperwork and accept payment. We provide all necessary DMV paperwork!
We do buy leased and financed vehicles, but there are a few exceptions on leased vehicles. Please reach out to us to see if your leased vehicle qualifies for a buyout.
The process can take anywhere from 30 min - 1 hour. If you have the title in hand, then the process is much quicker. For leased or financed vehicles, it can take upto 1 hour.
The payments are issued the same day to you. Payments are made in the form of a cashier's check that is issued at the bank in front of you.
The payment will be made out to the company name that is on the title and/or current dmv registration.
Yes, please mention all that information to the assigned representative working on your inquiry. We will do our best to provide competitive pricing on all vehicles.
We will do our best to meet at a bank location close to you. Once the deal is completed at the bank, we will need to take possession of the vehicle. We can always give you a ride home to ensure you get to your home or office safely.
While most aftermarket parts do not add considerable value to the vehicle, there are always exceptions. As long as the engine and transmission is not modified and it can pass California Smog Check, we can buy it. All other modifications can be looked at in more detail to determine the best value for your vehicle.
While we try to make sure to offer the best offer possible, there are times when it's not possible to cover the loan payoff amount. In such cases, the seller will need to provide the remaining balance required to pay off the loan.