Good questions.Straight answers.

Way More runs a weekly Dealer Event where licensed Missouri dealers compete to buy cars from private sellers. You list your car, set the lowest price you'd accept, and dealers bid against each other every Wednesday.

We're launching in the St. Louis area. At launch, sellers need to be in Missouri, and cars are sold to Missouri-licensed dealers with a participating location in our St. Louis service area.

Yes, only when your car sells. The seller fee is $300 or 1% of the final sale price, whichever is greater, and it's charged when the handoff at the dealership is complete.

Your VIN, current mileage and title information, plus photos of your car. We'll guide you through which shots to take. You'll also sign a seller agreement and set your Minimum Selling Price.

Not yet. We're getting ready to launch. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know as soon as you can list your car.

Every week. Approved dealers can preview that week's cars starting Tuesday at 12 PM CT, and live bidding runs Wednesday from 12 PM to 3 PM CT.

It's the lowest price you're willing to accept, and it's binding: if bidding reaches your Minimum Selling Price, your car sells automatically to the highest bidder. Choose a number you'd be happy to sell for.

Then it's your call. You can accept the top bid or send a counteroffer until 6 PM CT that Wednesday. If no deal is reached by then, the dealer is released.

Every listing is reviewed by the Way More team before it goes into a Dealer Event. If something needs fixing, we'll ask you to make corrections.

Missouri-licensed motor vehicle dealers with a participating location in the St. Louis area. Every dealership applies and must be approved by Way More before it can bid.

Yes. After your car sells, we'll show you the buying dealership's name and address so you can schedule your handoff.

Join the dealer waitlist. We'll reach out about the application and approval process before our first St. Louis Dealer Event.

You book a time to bring your car to the buying dealership's location. The dealer inspects the car with you there, then you complete the odometer statement and sign over the title.

The buying dealer pays you directly. Way More never holds the money for your car.

If the dealer finds a problem at inspection that wasn't disclosed in your listing, they can propose an adjusted price with a reason and evidence. You can accept it or dispute it, and Way More reviews disputes. Issues you disclosed in your listing can't be used to lower the price.

Let us know when you list. Our team reviews loans and liens before your car goes into a Dealer Event.