Determine Your Vehicle's Value Bring Your Car In To Auction Direct…Or We’ll Even Come Out To You!

To appraise the value of your vehicle, our expert appraisers at Auction Direct USA need to drive and inspect your vehicle.  We recommend you visit Auction Direct USA to get a written offer, good for 3 days or 500 miles.

Auction Direct USA's experienced buyers and technicians inspect your vehicle to assess
the condition and examine:

• The interior and the exterior to compare condition to the vehicle's age.
• Wear and tear relative to the age of the car has a bearing on the appraisal.
• The mileage relative to the vehicle's age; high miles per year adversely effects resale value - average miles per year is 12,000 to 15,000.
• Body work and paint for tape lines, imperfections, body putty, dents, scratches and other signs of previous body repair.
• Frame damage will also affect your car's value because it shows your car has been in a serious accident and may not drive properly.

Auction Direct USA will also help you:

• Obtain the proper paperwork to sell your vehicle.
• Prepare your vehicle for sale with a complete set of instructions to make the entire process easy for you.

Auction Direct USA Makes You an Offer - The Sale!

Auction Direct USA guarantees to provide you a fair, honest written offer. The offer is good for 3 days, or 500 miles, whichever comes first.

IMPORTANT Items to Remember:

• Bring your vehicle title.
• Signatures are needed by all parties listed on the title.
• If the vehicle needs to be paid off, Auction Direct USA contacts the finance company to obtain the exact balance.
• You may receive a bank draft check for the difference.
• If the amount to be paid off exceeds the value of your vehicle, that difference is known as "negative equity".
• Auction Direct USA determines the difference between the amount to be paid off and the offer to you for the vehicle.
• Auction Direct USA requires cashier's checks or certified checks for the amount you owe.
• Then we pay off the remainder of the vehicle to the finance company.
• In some cases, the negative equity can be included in your financing of another purchased vehicle.