The exact vehicle
Options, keys, tires, repairs, history, and condition can move a buyer’s view up or down.
Before you accept the first number
What if your car is worth more here?
Before you sell to Carvana, CarMax, or anyone else, give a real local buyer one more look.
Already have an offer? Bring it. Carvana, CarMax, or another current written offer.
One more local look can make a real difference.
Identify the vehicle online. Finish with a real-car review nearby.
LOCAL
The Get More difference
The first number does not have to be the last word.
Different buyers can reach different offers for the same car. Our network connects you with an established local franchise dealership buyer who can review the actual vehicle, current local demand, and the details a first-pass online number may not fully capture.
Compare a current written offerReal people. The real car. Local demand.
The first number sees the form. A local buyer sees the whole car.
A national online value is useful context. A local buyer can also account for the exact equipment, the vehicle in front of them, current regional demand, and what their shoppers need right now.
Current local demand
A nearby franchise dealership buyer may need your kind of vehicle differently today.
One more real offer
If a written local offer is issued, compare the complete amount and terms before you decide.
Offers are independently determined. A higher local offer is possible, not guaranteed. Final written offer, if any, follows an in-person review.
Three simple steps
From online request to local review.
Start online, choose the location that fits your day, and finish with a straightforward in-person vehicle review.
Tell us about the vehicle
Share the basics, current mileage, condition, and title information.
Choose your appraisal location
Choose from the available appraisal locations shown across the two regions.
Confirm your visit
A coordinator confirms the visit. The participating buyer decides whether to issue a written offer after review.
Real reviews. Real local people.
What local customers say.
A vehicle sale is more than a number on a screen. It is how you are treated, how clearly the process is explained, and whether a real person is willing to earn your business.
Public reviews. Original sources linked.
Kelley Blue Book★★★★★
We ended up getting a great deal and a great price for a trade in
Debra5.0 customer review
Read original reviewGoogle★★★★★
I got a good price for my trade in, which made it easy to close the deal.
Andrew D.5-star customer review
Read original reviewGoogle★★★★★
They actually drove it back to my house for me so I could get everything out of it.
Kameron H.5-star customer review
Read original reviewReviews describe individual dealership experiences at participating locations. Individual offers, services, and results vary. No higher offer or at-home service is guaranteed.
What the appraisal considers
A closer look at the whole vehicle.
No two used vehicles have lived the same life. These details matter.
Condition
Exterior, interior, tires, mechanical condition, and any prior repairs.
Mileage & equipment
Current mileage, trim, options, and the equipment recorded for the appraisal.
Current market context
Recent comparable activity, supply, demand, timing, and regional market signals.
Title & history
Title status, ownership details, accident history, and payoff information.
The Get More difference
Understand the number before you make the move.
Learn how the market, the real vehicle, written-offer terms, and lender payoff fit together—then decide whether to sell, trade, or keep looking.
Explore every guide7 minute guide
Vehicle value guide
How car value is determined
Learn how vehicle identity, mileage, condition, history, equipment, local demand, and current market data can influence an appraisal.
Read the guide6 minute guide
Decision guide
Sell vs. trade
Compare selling outright and trading in, including timing, payoff, replacement-vehicle plans, and how to compare the net result.
Read the guide5 minute guide
Know the number
Estimate vs. appraisal
Understand the difference between a guidebook value, online estimate, conditional online offer, in-person appraisal, and final written offer.
Read the guide6 minute guide
Payoff and equity guide
Selling with a loan
Learn how payoff amounts, positive equity, negative equity, lienholders, title requirements, and payment timing can affect a vehicle sale.
Read the guideSell it or trade it
One place for both sides of the move.
Start with a sell, trade, or undecided appraisal request. If you are also shopping, browse listing previews and attach a vehicle of interest to your request.
Browse vehicle previewsVehicle previews are for initial browsing. Exact availability, pricing, and the selling location are confirmed separately from your appraisal location.
Pre-owned
Pre-owned
New
New
NewAvailable local locations
Choose where to bring your car.
Choose an available location that works for you. Appraisal visits and any eligible check pickup are confirmed after you submit the vehicle details.
View all location detailsGreater St. Louis
Available locations shownColumbia, Illinois — Admiral Weinel Boulevard
500 Admiral Weinel BoulevardColumbia, IL 62236View location details
Southeast Missouri
Available locations shownKnow before you go
Questions, answered plainly.
No vague promises. Here is what the request does, what to bring, and what happens before any written offer may be issued.
Start My AppraisalIs the online request a guaranteed offer?
No. Your request helps a participating buyer prepare for your visit. The buyer determines whether to issue a final written offer after the vehicle and required information are reviewed in person.
Do I have to buy another vehicle?
No. You can start an appraisal request whether you plan to trade, sell outright, or are still deciding what to do next. You choose whether to proceed after reviewing any written offer that is issued.
What should I bring to the appraisal?
Bring the vehicle, all keys and remotes, a valid photo ID, the title if available, current registration, and payoff details if there is a loan or lease balance.
Can I submit a vehicle with a loan balance?
Yes. Share that information in the request, then bring current payoff details. The purchasing location will explain how any positive or negative equity affects the transaction.
Do you consider older or damaged vehicles?
Many makes, model years, mileage ranges, and conditions can be considered. Be candid about damage or mechanical concerns so the team can prepare; eligibility and any written amount are determined after the in-person review.
How long does the process take?
Timing depends on the vehicle, title, ownership, and payoff details. A coordinator will confirm the visit details before you make the drive.
Your vehicle. Your choice.
Give your vehicle one more local look.
Start with the basics, choose an available location, and compare before you decide.
Start My Appraisal