We'll Buy Your Car
No hassle. Instant offer. Easy pay out.
ENTER YEAR | MAKE | MODEL | TRIM
- HOW IT WORKS
It's as easy as Step 1 2 3
Tell us about your vehicle
Like the year, make, model, mileage, overall condition, and if you have the title.
Bring in your vehicle
One of our Certified Appraisers will perform a physical inspection.
Get paid and get on your way
We’ll purchase your vehicle on the spot and you can walk away with a smile.
We'll buy yours even if you don't buy ours
We have a dedicated team of acquisition specialists who want to make a no obligation offer on your car now.
Get an Offer based on data. Not Guessing
We use state of the art third party software that tracks the real time value of every vehicle make and model in the United States so you always get the best price
Get Paid Fast.
We’ll do a quick on-site review and get you paid and on your way.
- WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING
Don't forget these at home.
Your vehicle, keys, and any remotes
A valid state-issued photo ID
Vehicle title and registration
- TRADE IN AND SAVE
Want to make a trade?
How trading in works
- Get an offer for your trade-in
- Find your next ride
- Apply the value of your trade-in purchase or down payment
Reviews
- FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What else can we answer for you?
Requirements can vary from state to state, but there are a few items you will need no matter where you live
- Your vehicle’s title and payoff information.
- Current registrations
- Valid state-issued photo ID for all titleholders.
- All keys and remotes
But don’t worry, you can get an offer without any of these items! Just be prepared for later.
We provide real offers, both online and in-store, and they are valid for 5 days. Come to any Step One Automotive Group store to redeem your offer. Once we verify that your car’s condition, matches the information you provided to us, we will get you paid and on your way. If there is something that differs significantly from the information you provided to us online, we may have to adjust the offer. But remember, you are under no obligation to sell to us right up until you sign on the dotted line. This is a no pressure, no hassle process that is built around you.
At Step One Automotive Group, we have more than 1500 new and used cars ranging in price from $7000 up to $324,000 so yes, we’re interested in buying pretty much any car. Whether it ultimately goes on our lot, or it doesn’t make the cut and goes to our wholesale auction, we want to make you an offer. And there is never any obligation to sell to us so why not find out what your car is worth?
If you have an online offer, when you come into the store, all you have to do is to verify your vehicle’s condition in order to move the process forward. We use the same team of acquisition specialists to appraise your vehicle whether you do it online or in person. We only adjust online offers if a car’s condition, use, or history differs from the information we received.
If you want to redeem your offer and sell your car to Step One Automotive Group, you have 5 days from the day we make the offer. You can either make an appointment or bring the car to us any time we’re open. We’ll verify your car’s condition, finalize your offer, and arrange payment.
No, you don’t need an appointment to sell your car. However, if you want to save time and make the process as easy as possible, sometimes scheduling an appointment is the best option.
You will get paid for your car as soon as we have the title in hand. Most of the time, we can make that happen in 24-48 hours.
If your payoff amount is more than the offer for your car, the difference is called negative equity. In some cases, the negative equity can be included in your financing if you buy a Step One Automotive Group car. If not, we’ll calculate the difference between your payoff and our offer to you and you can pay Step One Automotive Group directly.
Yes, Step One Automotive Group buys cars from businesses and consumers. In order to complete a purchase, we’ll need authorization from an officer or president of the company. In addition, there are sometimes state-specific requirements.