The hassle-free way
to sell your Sports Car
for a competitive price offer.
Need to sell your sports car? Here’s how to do it quickly without getting low-balled.
Sports cars are meant to be driven and enjoyed. There’s nothing like letting the horses run on the open highway behind the wheel of a Corvette Z06. But, when it comes time to sell your sports car—whether it be because of a divorce, a change in lifestyle or just because you want to upgrade to a newer model—it can be difficult to find qualified buyers.
The Mazda MX 5 is a mere $25K while a Dodge Viper or Mercedes can cost well over $100 grand—but, no matter the value of your sports car, you want to get top dollar when you sell. You know what your sports car is worth and you don’t want to sell it for a penny less.
So, what’s the best way to sell your sports car: dealership, private party sale or selling to a sports car broker?
Selling private party vs. Selling to a dealership
If you are looking to upgrade your car to a newer model or more exotic make, your first thought might be to trade it into a dealership. This is a good way to get an exceedingly low offer on your sports car.
Dealerships are very picky about their inventory. BMW dealerships don’t want to accept Mercedes trade-ins. Audi dealerships will low-ball your Corvette trade-in. Dealerships specialize in selling one brand of cars, and are reluctant to accept cars of another luxury brand, either due to franchise agreements or because they don’t have experience in selling that car.
So they give you a very low offer hoping for one of two things: (1) you walk away and they avoid the hassle of trying to sell your off-brand car or (2) they get your sports car for so cheap that it would be impossible not to make a profit. This is why selling to a dealership is basically asking to get ripped off.
Coming off of low offers from dealerships, many sports car drivers try to sell their car through a private party sale hoping to make a profit. This is a mistake unless you have extensive experience brokering deals and selling cars.
Luxury sports cars typically drop about $1,500 in estimated value every month. You probably pay well over a grand per month for your payoff. Plus insurance. And because the average private party sale takes 2-3 months, you’re liable to lose more money than you stand to make in profit.
Private party sales can be made more difficult if you have a payoff, or the potential buyer needs one. See, your bank will want your car completely paid off before they’ll let you transfer the title. Your buyer’s bank will likely need the title before offering a deal. This can make facilitating the deal difficult.
Even if you do make a profit, you’ll have wasted months of your time. Plus, finding serious buyers is difficult. If you have a nice car, you’ll likely spend a lot of time giving ”free test drives” to people who have no intention of actually buying your sports car.
Sell your Sports Car
for a competitive price today.
We’re different. We offer a competitive price for your car and we’ll get the cash to you within 24 hours after you accept. Our signature three-step process is designed to make the car selling process easier for high-end owners like you.
01
Send your VIN and any notes you deem necessary through our convenient online form.
02
Get a custom offer
Our team creates a customized offer for your car. You have 72 hours to accept it.
03
Cash in 24 hours
Give us the green light and we’ll have the cash in your hands within 24 hours.
That’s it. We’ll deal with lien agreements. We’ll pick up your car wherever you are. The only paperwork you’ll have to worry about is handing over your title. After all, our priority is your convenience.
We’ll pay more than
the dealership for your
Sports Car.
