Sample Offer
See How We Got Your Offer
An asking price and a dealer purchase price are two different numbers, and the gap between them is not a negotiating tactic — it is a list of costs we take on the moment we buy your car. Here is that list, in full, on a real example.
Step oneYour Camry
Your asking price
$18,000
That is the number a retail buyer might pay for the car after it has been reconditioned, inspected, warranted, and advertised. Before we can resell your vehicle, we anticipate the following costs.
Step twoWhat it costs us to resell it
Every line below is money spent between the day we buy your Camry and the day someone else drives it home. None of it is profit.
| Dealer cost | Estimated amount |
|---|---|
| Mechanical & cosmetic reconditioning | $1,150 |
| Tires, detailing & minor repairs allowance | $450 |
| State safety inspection & certification | $200 |
| Title, processing & administrative costs | $150 |
| 30 days financing / carrying cost | $275 |
| 30 days inventory insurance | $125 |
| Market & resale risk allowance | $400 |
| Estimated dealer costs | $2,750 |
Step threeOur Cash Offer
Our offer
$15,250
Cash, for your 2019 Camry, with nothing held back for later.
Step fourWhat the offer takes off your plate
- No advertisingNo listings to write, refresh, or pay for.
- No strangers at your homeNobody arrives for a test drive in your driveway.
- No waiting for a buyerThe offer does not depend on who shows up this month.
- No financing contingenciesNo deal that falls apart at someone else's bank.
- We handle the paperworkTitle, transfer, and processing are ours to complete.
Ready to sell your Camry for $15,250?
Bring us the keys and the title. We handle the rest and make the purchase simple.
The vehicle, asking price, and cost figures on this page are a worked example used to show how an offer is built. Actual costs and offers vary by vehicle, condition, mileage, title status, and local market conditions. Any offer we make on your car is quoted to you directly.