FAQ

No. This is an interactive project preview. Bidding is a simulation with example data: no contract, no payment, no payout. A launch date has not been confirmed.

Our planned buyer fee is 3 % net of the hammer price, minimum 500 EUR, maximum 3.500 EUR — half of the comparable buyer fee for a regular euro-denominated car auction (6 % net, min. 1.000 EUR, max. 7.000 EUR).

The seller receives the sale price plus a share of our net commission. The exact percentage is not decided yet. In the fee calculator you can simulate a rate, clearly marked as a simulation.

You enter your maximum. The system bids the smallest amount necessary to keep you ahead, up to your maximum. Other participants never see your maximum. If your maximum is below the current leader's, your bid is accepted and outbid immediately.

A bid within the last 120 seconds extends the auction by 120 seconds, up to 20 times. Nobody wins by the luck of the clock.

No. A reserve can only be changed with documented, explicit seller consent. The change appears in the audit log with old value, new value and consent note.

A private group of collectors who know each other. Cars are shared inside the circle first. Circles are private by default; invitations in this preview never send a real message.

No. A statement says only: I know the seller, or I have seen the car, or I recommend this lot. It is not an inspection and not a guarantee.

No. All lots are example data with clearly licensed photographs from Wikimedia Commons. No chassis numbers, no inspection reports, no real sellers.

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