The For Your Car guide

What is a flat-price car offer?

A flat-price car offer is a stated amount for cars that meet the buyer’s conditions, rather than an individually calculated price for every car. The amount is confirmed after the buyer checks details such as title and condition, so submitting a form is not acceptance of a final offer.

Flat-price offer
A stated purchase amount available to cars that meet a buyer’s qualifying conditions.

Know what the number means

A stated price gives you a starting point. Read the qualifying conditions and describe the car accurately. A non-running car, a loan, or missing paperwork should be discussed before you agree to sell.

A conversation before a decision

We check the title and condition with you on a quick call. If the car qualifies, we confirm the stated offer. You can ask about pickup and payment, and you are never obliged to sell.

Prepare for the transfer

Gather ownership paperwork and check your state’s DMV/DOL for transfer and reporting requirements. Confirm payment and pickup arrangements before handing anything over.

Start with your car.

Offer confirmed on a quick call after we check the title and condition. No obligation.

Get my offer ↗

Good questions. Straight answers.

Do I need the title?

A title in your name makes it simple. No title or a loan on it? Tell us in the form; we'll talk it through on the call.

Do you pick the car up?

We'll confirm pickup on the call.

How do I get paid?

Payment method is confirmed on the call, before anything changes hands.

Is the price guaranteed?

It's our stated offer for cars that qualify. We confirm it on a quick call after checking title and condition. You're never obliged to sell.

What happens after I send the form?

A person on Lucky's team reads it and replies by email, and calls if you ticked the box.