Bid on private-party cars near your lot

See the car before it reaches the lane: real photos, a real VIN, a reserve signal and a seller who is ready to drive it to you.

$249per car you buy. Free to join, free to bid.

Takes about five minutes with your dealer license number. Approval usually within a business day.

How it works for dealers

Who can bid: Dealerships holding a current state dealer license. One account per license; unlimited buyer seats.
What you see: VIN-decoded specs, mileage, a 14-question condition report, six to twelve photos including the odometer, title and lien status, ZIP and approximate distance from your lot.
How bidding works: Two-hour auctions. Manual bids or a max auto-bid that bids one increment at a time on your behalf. A bid in the last minute resets the clock to 60 seconds. Bids are binding subject to in-person inspection.
Sellers come to you: Each seller chooses how far they'll drive for drop-off. You see every car whose seller will bring it to your lot, and nothing outside that.
What it costs: Nothing to join, nothing to bid. $249 per vehicle you actually buy, invoiced monthly, net 15. Pass on a car at inspection with a reason and you owe nothing.
Appointments: You keep a weekly availability template. The seller books into it after their card hold is in place, so they show up. When they arrive, mark the car purchased or passed with a reason.