Third-party dealer
You buy from the named dealer. The dealer handles the vehicle sale, required disclosures, taxes, title work and its legal obligations.
EVERYDAY CARS. CLEARER QUESTIONS.
That one? Run the numbers first.
The good stuff is in the details: the bill, the inspection, the title and the trip home. Get your budget sorted before the bidding starts.
Clearer questions. Better preparation.
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Get ready before the lineup drops.
Create an account, confirm your email and complete bidder registration. WAA reviews registration separately from account creation.
Create your account →02
Your budget has other plans.
The winning bid is one line of the bill. Bid Budget leaves room for inspection, delivery, transfer and the applicable buyer fee. Enter the rest before deciding your ceiling.
Try Bid Budget →Know the seller. Know the money path.
Private owner
You buy from the named private owner. Review their selling authority, disclosures and agreed payment/title arrangements.
GVE-owned vehicle
Global Vehicle Exchange LLC is the seller when it owns and sells the vehicle. Its dealer obligations apply to that sale.
For third-party sales, WAA provides the marketplace and charges its disclosed buyer fee. The vehicle price goes to the seller or an agreed transfer provider. GVE’s own sales do not carry the WAA buyer fee. WAA remains responsible for its own services and obligations.
A preview today. Actual auctions when ready.
Public bidding is currently disabled. Demonstration vehicles are illustrative and are not offered for sale. Actual listings must complete review before they can be scheduled.
Explore the current catalog →Inspect first. Transfer carefully.
We strongly recommend both an independent expert vehicle inspection and a verified third-party vehicle transfer provider before final payment, taking the keys and completing the sale. A platform listing does not guarantee a vehicle, its title or a third party’s conduct.
Read the purchase safeguards and service options →