You can submit your supercar by visiting the 

 page. Once you submit, we will review your submission, and may respond to you with a number of followup questions about the car. When we have enough information to determine whether the car is a fit for our platform, we will officially accept or deny your vehicle for auction listing, and begin the process of assembling the remaining information and photography, etc. necessary for a Sackey & Co. listing.

We choose which vehicles to list based on a number of factors including rarity, condition, quality of information, requested reserve price, and similar vehicles currently for sale.

We are happy to negotiate a reserve price on any listing. A reserve is the minimum price that a vehicle will be permitted to sell for. We work with sellers to set reasonable reserves, and avoid vehicles with reserves that are not realistic. Reserve values are not shown on the listing, nor do we announce when reserves have been met unless at the request of seller. Please note that Sackey & Co., at its own discretion, has the right to make up the difference between the highest bid and the reserve price if the highest bid does not meet the reserve.

Yes. Professional photography is included with every listing as part of the $995 flat seller’s fee, which ensures every car on our platform looks its best.

Sackey & Co. primarily focuses on USA-based vehicles at this time, but we will consider vehicles from anywhere in the world.

The length of time between contacting Sackey & Co. and a live listing is dependent on the level of engagement by Seller, the availability of photographers in the car's area, and the level of research & detail required to properly convey the car being listed. We typically estimate 2-4 weeks from initial submission to live listing.

Yes, we will send you the writeup and images for approval before the auction goes live. That said, all Sackey & Co. listings use a standard level of detailed imagery and writeup style - please review currently listed cars as examples of what to expect.

Auctions are 14-days in length to allow maximum exposure for each car we list.

You are welcome to lower the reserve price on your vehicle at any time. This happens manually on our end, so you will need to be in touch with Sackey & Co. by e-mail, phone, or text to do so. 

Many buyers are willing to purchase a well-presented vehicle sight unseen, but others may request an inspection. If this happens, it is up to you whether to grant access to the car - we always recommend doing so to maximize bidder interest. 

No, this will result in a ban from our services. Any bidder who wins a listing is subject to the full 5% Sackey & Co. buyer’s fee.

No. We do not cancel auctions once they are live. We also require listings to be exclusive to Sackey & Co. during the listing period, with all other ads taken down.

At Sackey & Co. we don't have a public commenting system. Instead, bidders submit inquiries privately to us via the Submit Inquiry box.

The transaction for a vehicle won on Sackey & Co. is directly between the buyer and the seller. At the close of the auction, the buyer will have 2 business days to pay the balance of their buyer’s fee. Once paid, Sackey & Co. will circulate the relevant purchase information with buyer & seller, and continue to lend assistance in the transaction to its completion. We always recommend wire transfers as a secure method of payment for your vehicle.

Yes. If the auction fails to meet the reserve price, we are happy to continue working towards selling the car on your behalf via private treaty sale. We have decades of experience in this arena, so the chance of a successful sale does not conclude when the auction ends. 

Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer to arrange and pay for. We are happy to make recommendations and assist in the process of selecting & booking a high-quality transportation company.

All listings remain displayed on the website Results page after the auction has been completed. However, if the reserve was not met, all bidding information including high bid will be hidden from view completely.

To sign up for an account, click Login in the top right corner of the page. At the bottom of the Login box there is a link marked 'Sign up'. Once signed up, ensure you fill out your My Account page completely. Once all fields are complete, you will be able to bid on auctions.

It is crucially important that your computer or device's DATE / TIME and TIME ZONE are both set correctly (ideally on the 'automatic' setting for each).

This will allow the site to display the countdown clock correctly, which is very important to your ability to successfully bid on the auction.

To bid, simply click the “Place Bid” button on any of the auction details pages, and follow the prompts in the pop-up box. After completing the steps, bidding will advance immediately to your entered amount and you will become the high bidder. We do not offer proxy bidding, so any bid placed will immediately advance the bidding to the number entered by you. Your bid and general location (state/country) will be displayed publicly.

No, Sackey & Co. is an auction listing service. You will purchase your vehicle directly from the seller who has listed their car with us (whether it be a private party or dealer). Sackey & Co. does charge a 5% buyer's fee as a fee for using the service to purchase a car.

No, we do not participate in 'chandelier bidding' or bidding up our own auctions whatsoever. We believe such practices to be deceptive and unfair to legitimate bidders. 

We also do not allow Sellers to bid on their own auctions, for the same reasons.

 The owner of the vehicle has listed the vehicle directly with us.

 A non-dealer individual is assisting the owner of the vehicle with the listing, and acting as the point of contact for the listing.

 The vehicle is owned and being listed by a dealer. 

The vehicle is being listed by a dealer on behalf of a private party, and the sale will be conducted through the dealer. 

Sure! You can bid from anywhere. Please check your country’s importation laws before bidding for the appropriate rules and documentation needed to import a car. If you win an auction, you are responsible for following through with the purchase regardless of whether the car can be imported to your country.

All bids are placed in USD (United States dollars), the Sackey & Co. fee is due in USD, and Sellers are to be paid in USD (unless otherwise specified in the listing). If you are bidding from outside the USA, please account for current exchange rates prior to placing your bid.

On each auction's details page, you'll notice a floating box on the right side as you scroll down the page. Within this box, the 'Highlights' tab is selected by default - click the 'Bid History' tab to see previous bids on the auction, including your own. 

We announce when a vehicle is being offered at No Reserve by sharing that information in the listing writeup. On vehicles being offered with Reserve, the reserve price is not disclosed unless requested by seller. 

$5,000 increments up to $1,000,000.

$10,000 increments from $1,000,000 - $5,000,000.

$20,000 increments above $5,000,000.

Note these increments are only minimums - bidders can and generally do enter higher amounts during most auctions. 

Sackey & Co. listings are managed by us, with the help of the seller. All questions about a car can be submitted via the Submit Inquiry box, which is routed to us. If we don’t know the answer to a question already, we will reach out to the seller to get the answer for you.

We encourage all potential bidders to inspect a car prior to placing a bid. If you would like to inspect a car or have it inspected, please reach out via the Submit Inquiry box to arrange this. Please note that granting inspections is at the discretion of the car’s seller.

During the last 4 minutes of a Sackey & Co. auction, the clock resets to 4 minutes after every bid. This happens until no more bids are placed and the auction ends. This gives everyone a chance to place their bids.

We do not cancel bids on the site. Please complete all diligence and review all terms and conditions prior to placing your bid.

When bidding, we place a pre-authorization hold on your card for $5,000. Should you win the auction, that hold will be converted to a charge. If you do not win, the hold will be released after auction end. It can sometimes take a few days for your bank to release the funds.

Yes, if you prefer not to use a credit card, you may use a debit card to bid. Please note that the $5,000 bidding hold will temporarily remove this amount from your available bank account balance - the hold will be cancelled if you are not the auction's winner. 

Your credit card information can be updated on your My Account page. 

If you are the high bidder at the end of an auction and the reserve price is met, a $5,000 deposit towards the 5% buyer’s fee will be immediately captured via your credit card at auction close. 

You will then have 2 business days to pay Sackey & Co. the remainder of your 5% buyer's fee via wire transfer. 

Thereafter, the transaction for the winning bid amount should occur between you and the seller within 7 business days of auction closing, with assistance provided by Sackey & Co. to help ensure a smooth process. We always recommend wire transfers for payment from buyer to seller.

Sure, you are free to transact your purchase using financed funds. We require the following deadlines to be met for the transaction, from the time of auction closing:

Our 5% buyer's fee: Due within 2 business days. 

Full funding to seller: Due within 7 business days. 

Yes! If the reserve is not met at the end of the auction, we encourage potential buyers to reach out via the Submit Inquiry form. For those cars which don’t meet reserve, we often sell them post auction in a private treaty setting. 

Please note that while Sackey & Co. in many cases may offer a Reserve Not Met car to the high bidder post auction, it does not maintain any responsibility to sell said car to the high bidder over any other party. 

Sackey & Co. does a level of due diligence on each car it sells, but the seller is responsible for confirming the accuracy of the listing. As a bidder, it is your responsibility to satisfy yourself as to the details and condition of the auction lot before placing a bid.

Your bidding history can be found in the My Bids section, which can be accessed from the My Account page.

You can register for an account clicking the Login button at the top right of the page. From there, click Sign Up at the bottom of the login box. 

You can subscribe to the e-mail list by going to the My Account page and selecting the check-boxes towards the bottom of the page, then clicking Save & Update.

Your username is simply your e-mail (for those who have not inputted a First Name / Last Name) or your full name if it has been entered on the My Account page. If you would like to change your e-mail or full name, please visit the My Account page.

Sign out of your account, then click the Login button. On the Login screen, click 'Forgot password?' and follow the steps to change your password. 

Click the Login button. On the Login screen, click 'Forgot password?' and follow the steps to change your password. 

Sometimes our emails get flagged as spam. Make sure to check your spam or junk folder.

The seller fee is a flat $995, which includes professional photography of the car, and a complete white-glove experience from start to finish of the sale. There is no percentage-based seller fee. 

If you win an auction and the reserve price is met, we charge a 5% buyer’s fee, calculated based on the winning bid amount. The minimum buyer’s fee is $5,000 and there is no buyer’s fee cap.

How do I submit my car, and what happens after I submit it?
How do you choose which cars to accept?
Do you offer reserve prices, and how do they work?
Do you include professional photography of my car?
Can I sell if I’m not in the US?
How long does it take for my vehicle to go live?
Do I get to approve the auction listing before it goes live?
How long do auctions last?
Can I lower my reserve?
Do I need to make my car available for viewings?
Can I bid on my own listing?
Can I cancel my auction once it’s live?
Can someone post a negative comment about my car?
What happens after the auction? How do I get paid?
If the car doesn't meet reserve, can you still sell it for me?
How does shipping work?
Can I have the listing removed after the auction is finished?