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The first step in the Consignment process is filling out a Preliminary Consignment Request Form complete with photos and a copy of your title, front and back.
After we have received the Consignment Request, we will contact you with more information on pricing, estimated value and availability at upcoming auctions.
No Reserve attracts serious bidders. A vehicle being sold at No Reserve indicates that it will be sold to the highest bidder and generates true auction block excitement, which typically equates to higher bids.
Barrett-Jackson does not guarantee values or prices for particular vehicles. Barrett-Jackson nor any agent of Barrett-Jackson can guarantee values or prices as a result of the auction process. We will work with you to determine an estimated auction value, but in a No Reserve auction, the final price is ultimately determined by the Bidders.
To sell a vehicle at Barrett-Jackson, the Consignor is responsible for an entry fee as well as a Seller’s commission of 8% of the hammer price. The entry fee is determined by day and time of your Lot entry and includes tent space. Payment of fees without a signed contract does not constitute a consignment agreement.
Yes, unless you are a Dealer.
It is the Consignor’s responsibility to get the vehicles to the auction site. Barrett-Jackson is proud to be sponsored by two car transport companies. Contact Intercity Lines 1-800-221-3936 or FedEx Custom Critical 1-800-325-4267
The Auction Site is typically open for vehicle check in a few days prior to the start of an event. Information for early check in will be online in the weeks leading up to the event. Checking in early is recommended to avoid long lines and time constraints, plus you will have maximum exposure to potential buyers.
No, if your paperwork is complete. However, if the paperwork isn't complete, your car will then be held in a holding area until all required documents are received and your VIN number is verified.
We encourage either the Consignor or a representative to be with the vehicle on the auction site. After all, who knows your vehicle better than you? You should also be available to answer questions regarding your car's condition and history.
Yes, there are detailers available on site that provides this service for a fee.
Yes, but it your responsibility to uncover your vehicle for viewing and maintain control of your cover.
Yes, we encourage such things as copies of documentation and awards to be displayed. However, keep in mind that you have limited space, therefore, be selective about the items you choose to display.
Barrett-Jackson has created a Property Room to secure and collect all of the documentation and special items that go with each auction vehicle. When a vehicle is checked in to the auction site, a Barrett-Jackson representative will remove all of the property from the vehicle and secure it for the new owner. That is why copies of your important documents are helpful to showcase the provenance of a vehicle while on display at the event.
No. Your vehicle will be assigned a space where it will remain until it is time to go over the block.
Barrett-Jackson cannot predict the exact time my vehicle will cross the auction block. Each individual Lot takes a different amount of time to sell. Also, Barrett-Jackson reserves the right to add additional Lot numbers. A Barrett-Jackson representative will be able to tell you what day your vehicle will sell, and 3-4 hour window for the sale.
Yes, you may with adherence to all applicable Motor Vehicle Laws, or we will supply a driver for you.
When your car sells, it is moved to a dedicated location until the new owner takes it home. After 21 banking days, the proceeds from the sale are mailed to the Consignor.