Bring the complete vehicle
Include the items that belong with the car.
Bring the vehicle in the condition you want reviewed. Do not hide known damage, warning lights, title issues, missing equipment, or modifications.
- All keys, remotes, and key cards
- Charging cable or major removable equipment when applicable
- Service records or repair documentation you want considered
- Information about damage, mechanical concerns, and modifications
Verify the right to sell
Bring current identity and ownership documents.
The buyer must verify identity, ownership, title status, liens, and any required signatures before a transaction can be completed.
- Valid photo identification
- Current vehicle registration
- Title, if available
- Current lender payoff details when a balance remains
- Any co-owner or estate documents requested in advance
Make one more comparison
Bring any current written offer you are considering.
A screenshot may omit important terms. Bring the complete current offer—including expiration, condition, mileage, payment, pickup, and payoff language—so you can make a true side-by-side comparison.
Common questions
What people ask next.
Should I repair the vehicle before an appraisal?
Not automatically. Get a review before spending money on repairs that may not return their full cost. Disclose known issues so the current condition can be considered.
Do all owners need to attend?
Ownership and signature requirements vary. Share co-owner details before the visit so the coordinator can confirm what is required for the exact title and transaction.