Fine Print

In order for us to purchase your vehicle, all of the documents required by state and local law to transfer ownership to our organization must be in order. Should these documents be unavailable or if additional research is necessary to confirm your vehicle’s history, we may 1) postpone the transaction until all required documents are in hand, b) modify the appraisal offer, or c) terminate the appraisal offer.

We will issue a bank draft when purchasing a vehicle from a customer. It must be deposited in an account. It cannot be cashed. Some banks place a hold on bank drafts of up to 10 banking days. For this reason, we encourage you to verify your bank’s hold policy before attempting to draw on the bank draft.

Any negative equity will need to be paid to us in the form of a cashier’s check, certified funds, or cash, at the time of the transaction. A personal check can be used to pay negative equity under $250.

Your appraisal offer is based on your vehicle and on any equipment that is installed (or part of) the vehicle (e.g. stereos, alarms, etc.).  If you remove any of this equipment, your appraisal offer could be modified or terminated.

The appraisal offer for your vehicle will not change for 7 days.  After 7 days, your vehicle will need to be re-appraised and your appraisal offer may change.  Our written offer assumes that the condition of the vehicle does not change, that we will obtain a clear title, and that there are no undisclosed conditions affecting the vehicle. 

While we are happy to provide this free appraisal offer, it should not be relied upon for any other business transaction. When comparing your appraisal offer with other appraisals, please be sure that the appraisal or offer is not contingent on the purchase of another car.

If anything regarding this transaction in unclear, please make sure to contact us ahead of time so we can provide clarification and peace of mind.