webuyanycar.com

Shocked by the ONE negative review by Donis! It seems untrue and is slander! Calling this company a scam is ridiculous and it would not be part of the BBB if what this customer said was true. As a former client it saddens me to see a review like this! It makes me feel that this reviewer is a competitor or has some other motive for saying these harmful comments. Sean was professional and clearly explained the process to me. He won me over with his trustworthy attitude and admitted I could probably get more money selling privately BUT the ease of this service and getting a check that day was quite appealing (plus Sean was so friendly… it made me want to sell to him!!). I recall Sean saying as long as the seller enters their car info CORRECTLY and HONESTLY on the website then they should get a pretty accurate estimate.

This place is just to good to be true! It’s a SCAM! They evaluation was right under 5,000 for my vehicle. I drive it to there location and they look and drive my vehicle.
My vehicle looks great inside and out. One issue was the front shock.
So they knocked 4,000 off the price?
Really it’s worst than a pawn shop here!
Sean then tells me if I repair the shock he will then give me more then 4,000 for the my vehicle since its in good shape. I agree with him and ask him to put it in writing and he refuses. Sean makes me an offer that your not going to commit and stand by.
This place is for «Crack Heads» these individuals make a great amount of money ripping off people.
I drove my vehicle around the Corner to Carmax that offered me about the full price that the evaluation appraisal these crooks initially offered me.
When I taking my vehicle back to Carmax to sell it there was a Nico Buy Cars that gave hundred over the Carmax buy it price. So I sold it to Nico. No hassles of having strangers coming around.
Best bet Avoid wasting your time with This company and start out somewhere else.
I wasted my time to have this place try to rape me out of «Thousands of dollars for my vehicle»

We decided it was time to sell our SUV that had been sitting in the driveway for over a year collecting dust and in need of some serious TLC. We toyed with the idea of Craigslist or a private listing but we didn’t want to deal with a bunch of strangers coming and going. Cue the webuyanycar commercial jingle, get up and dance and then let the lightbulb go off in your head. You buy ANY car you say? Hmmmm…
Okay, that didn’t really happen but my husband told me he called and after we got the title in the mail after losing the original, it was time to go in. I won’t bore you with all the details but we agreed to the offer which was reasonable considering the age of the car and repairs needed. Would I have liked a tad bit more? Yes! Did I understand that they have to leave room for a profit? Yes! Did I feel like it was time to stop paying insurance on a car sitting in the driveway? Yes! The only problem we had was no fault of theirs but mine. My license was expired and I needed a current ID to complete the transaction. Sean (genuinely nice and not sleazy at all), let us leave the car there and return the next day with my new license, hot off the press. Signed the paperwork, got copies of everything, got our check, dropped off our license plates at the MVA express up with street and we were done!
I highly recommend you give them a try and that you go in with realistic expectations. If you want to get rid of your car fast and without hassle for whatever reason makes sense to you, go and ask for Sean and get some great service. He might even do the dance for you!

My new favorite place to sell a used car. I really like the online valuation so I know I’m not wasting my time — the competitors won’t even give you a range. Actual price paid for my car was only a few hundred less than the online valuation due to some dents and minor bumper damage. I was more than happy with the price I got. My appointment was on-​time and the process was quick. I walked out with my check in about 30 minutes. Most of the competing companies offer below Kelly blue book, but my price from webuyanycar was much higher. I accidentally went to the wrong address (a used car lot behind the strip mall). When I figured out I was at the wrong place the owner asked how much I wanted for my car, I told him the price on my valuation and he laughed and said that wasn’t a real offer. Well it was! Apparently the business model for webuyanycar is low margin /​high volume. They don’t sell directly to the public so they have very low overhead and only need to make a few hundred on a car when they flip it at an auction or to a wholesaler. It works for me.