Don't truct Allcars.com Received an offer from allcars.com. The first inspector never showed up or called to say they were not showing up. When inspector did show up they told my wife and I the car was in excellent condition. When I received the feedback from allcars.com they reduced offer by 2000.00 due to inspection report. Jim and pete were horrible to deal with. While there customer service team was polite, their communication and lack of timely responses were poor.

I have never sold a car in my life… I have never sold a car in my life before and I was a bit skeptical at first because everything was pretty much remote process. The way Angel handled it was super easy to me. The docs were being sent and received via UPS overnight and the communication was also instant all the time. Not only All-Cars offered the highest price, I was very pleased with all the smoothe process. The only complaint was the back took some days processing the check which was of course not Allcars fault.

Allcars.com deserves your time and attention The response from Allcars.com was quite fast. I dealt with Jim, and he was a true professional. He scheduled an at-home inspection of my car, and the inspection was also done quickly and thoroughly. Once they reviewed everything, the transaction was completed to my satisfaction. Overall, I was quite impressed and pleased with my experience with Allcars.com, and would not hesitate to use their service again in the future.

Jim went above and beyond from our… Jim went above and beyond from our first conversation. He let nothing become an obstacle to me, he foresaw every problem and had an easy anser ready to implement. Jim made selling my car a pleasure instead of frustration.

They tried to cheat me I contacted AllCars online about selling my 4 year old Mazda CX3 with low mileage. Jim made an initial tentative offer of $17,200, subject to inspection. I offered to have a local repair shop do an inspection, but Jim said that he would send someone from NY to do it instead. That should have been a warning, but I thought Jim was doing me a favor. The AllCars inspector came out and said that he felt my car had been in a major accident: that the front passenger door looked repainted and puttied, albeit expertly. This is not true. The car is almost new and has never been in an accident. I bought the car one year ago from a Mazda dealer. It was a certified used car and I have the CarFax report and updates. I told the inspector and Jim that there had never been accident. Despite this, Jim lowered his offer by almost $4,000. Of course I declined. I feel like Jim and AllCars tried to cheat me by inventing a reason to low-ball me. They are dishonest.