No seller support whatsoever. Also, there are the Trolls who disparage your vehicle and place low bids with no intention of winning/buying anything. I would place my experience with BAT in the categor... See more
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Be very careful
Be very careful! Bring a Trailer charges $2000 plus 5% sales fee for their white glove service and it’s not what you think. I heard about BaT several years ago at a car show. After subscribing (you can’t remove your credit card) I thought why not try it. It took two weeks for them to approve my $2k listing. Each email with my assistant took 1-3 days for a reply and 4 days if I emailed on a Thursday. Your photo listing will only appear the 1st day and last day of the auction. I was never able to speak to a person even after numerous requests. Also my so-called assistant took two vacations during my processing period. It took 90 days (yes 90 days) until my car went live at their auction. My assistant really was never helpful. He didn’t seem to care and only answered my questions according to their script. It was a very long and painful experience. Under NO conditions will I ever list anything with BaT again.
Show quality Mustang
Show quality Mustang. Sent me a lame generic excuse not to run the ad. BAT, another Supercharged 2012 Ford Mustang GT 6-Speed listed with 69,000 miles........oh wait! Magazine Car! LAME! Sold for 39k? The car was literally scratched up in multiple seller photos, heavy seat wear etc. Seller displayed the defect photos. Another "Galpin" car with over 80k miles listed on BAT, sold 29k. My car - One tiny door scratch on this car, 3mm, and a show quality build. NEW Recaro seats over 65k invested. Lame! Nicest one in the US right now that is not supercharged etc. 1 owner & under 24,000 miles! BAT never called. Promised 3 days. I would have worked with them. Bad experience.
This is an excellent auction site to…
This is an excellent auction site to sell classic and high end cars. They are very professional and the whole experience from start to finish is awesome. We even arranged for a professional photographer to take photos of the car. My classic car sold within 7 days. The selling experience went well. I would recommend people use this website!
For the true car enthusiast
This site is informative and fun to read. If you are looking for a car or just like to see what is out there you must check out bring a trailer. Good reviews and real world values for rare cars that are fun to drive.
Must stop for car guys
This is the best stop for car guys on the Internet. Great site knowledgeable reviews.
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