A: To maintain the integrity of our auctions, all bidders must create an account and complete a secure identity verification process. A temporary credit card hold may be required prior to placing your first bid on a luxury or supercar lot.
A: Registration and bidding are free. Upon winning an auction, a fixed, tiered commission fee is automatically calculated and processed from the buyer’s registered card. Sellers enjoy transparent consignment terms, ensuring every lot receives global exposure and maximum market value.
A: Every lot submitted undergoes a strict specialist review before going live. Sellers are required to provide comprehensive documentation, including detailed service records, chassis numbers, transparent vehicle histories, and high-resolution photo galleries covering all exterior, interior, and mechanical details.
A: While physical transportation remains the responsibility of the buyer and seller, we assist with seamlessly connecting winning bidders with our network of vetted, insured white-glove automotive logistics partners for international or regional transport.
A: Yes, most lots feature a confidential reserve price—the minimum value agreed upon between the seller and our specialists for the lot to sell. The current bidding status will clearly indicate whether the reserve has been met during the auction. We also occasionally feature select “No Reserve” listings.
A: “Bid sniping” is the practice of placing a bid in the final seconds of an auction to prevent others from responding. To ensure a fair marketplace, our automated anti-sniping software extends the bidding clock by several minutes whenever a late bid is placed, allowing all interested buyers a fair chance to place a final counter-offer.