Your vehicle. Your destination.
US auction sourcing, repairs and worldwide shipping. All makes welcome. Retail vehicle sales in the USA.

Two destinations. One approach.
For buyers in the USA
Buying for yourself or your business? Let’s discuss your requirements, vehicle condition and budget.
For international buyers
Vehicle sourcing and export coordination. Route, documents and destination eligibility are confirmed in advance.
Auction buying. On your terms.
We source a vehicle around your needs. Before bidding, we discuss available lot information, your bid limit and estimated costs.
Model, condition, budget
Agree on terms and bid limit
Purchase and US transport

Auction platforms we work with
These are the main auction platforms. We work with all auction platforms available in the USA and help source a vehicle to match your needs and budget. Select a name to visit its official website.
Copart ↗
Salvage vehicles and other auction lots
IAA ↗
Vehicle auctions across the USA
Manheim ↗
Dealer vehicle auctions
ADESA ↗
Wholesale vehicle auctions
CarMax Auctions ↗
Vehicle auctions for dealers
ACV Auctions ↗
Online dealer auctions
Browsing and bidding requirements vary by platform. Some auctions require registration and dealer credentials. We discuss purchasing terms with you before bidding.
From the USA to your next destination.

We help coordinate purchasing and international shipping. Tell us your country and city to discuss available routes and cost components.
To the port and beyond
US transport, shipping and export documentation under agreed terms.
Shipping availability and import requirements depend on the destination and vehicle.
Our vehicles. Our work.
Real photos of our projects: finished vehicles, repairs in progress and transport. Select a photo for a closer look.
Finished vehicle
Tesla Model X
Two vehicle projects
Interior details
Our workshop
Repair in progress
Loading and transport
Tesla Model X project
Vehicle in the workshop
Preparing for transport
Restoration result
Let’s start with your vehicle.
Share your requirements or a lot link. We’ll discuss sourcing, purchasing, delivery and agreement terms.
Your inquiry will reach our business email. We will contact you to discuss the details. An inquiry is not a contract.