Lincoln Continental Coach Door 80th Buyer Introductions In West Virginia

Buyer-side cost. After matching, the buyer chooses and pays their preferred transport method. Sellers commonly recommend an enclosed carrier in their notes but ultimately the buyer arranges and contracts with the carrier.

We are paid the same commission regardless of price, so we are not a price advocate for either side. We share the data we have and let you and the buyer work out the number directly.

We can flag your lien situation to buyers up front. Buyers in our network who routinely handle financed cars will see the disclosure. The lien payoff and balance wire are handled by the buyer directly, the same way a private party transaction would handle them.

Direct seller-to-buyer payment. Most Continental Coach Door 80th transactions in our network close via domestic wire transfer from the buyer to the seller. Some buyers prefer third-party escrow (Escrow.com or similar) for buyer-confidence reasons. Cashier's checks are accepted on smaller transactions. The exact method is between you and the buyer.

The seller and the buyer handle title transfer directly with each other per the seller's state DMV rules. We do not provide title services. If either party wants to outsource, we can recommend independent title-services partners.

Dealers price Continental Coach Door 80th trade-ins to leave wholesale and reconditioning margin for themselves. Our buyer network is mostly retail-bound: collectors buying for personal use and dealers buying for retail listing. The price the buyer pays you reflects retail context, not wholesale.