Sell your car by its VIN.
Offer. Payoff. Title. Pickup. Paid.
One settlement sheet posts all five — the net to you before you accept, each step posted as it clears.
Arriving from values.vin holding a wholesale band? That band is the basis the offer line reads — same spread, next step.
A VIN is 17 characters and never uses I, O, or Q.
7MMVABDM3RN163785
- 01Offerwritten against the wholesale band · values.vin/7MMVABDM3RN163785 · source · timestampposts live
- 02Lien payoffthe balance posts with source and timestamp · the lender is paid at settlementposts live
- 03Posted feesevery fee prints on this sheet before you decide — none appears at signing that wasn’t postedposts live
Figures render live at the address. This page states structure, not prices. If the payoff exceeds the offer, the shortfall posts as a signed negative net before you decide.
not yet open · dealer licensing and auction access in progress
This action renders through the compliance gate. Dealer licensing and auction access are in progress; until they clear, nothing on this page completes a sale. Today the sheet reads your record and the value spread behind the offer.
Five steps. Each one posts.
The sale runs as a settlement: each step clears in order, and each step posts its own timestamp as it happens.
- 01OfferA cash offer, written against the wholesale band posted at values.vin. The payoff and the net to you post beside it — the number you weigh is the number after the loan.
- 02Payoff clearsA lien is your lender’s claim on the title. At settlement the lender is paid directly from the sale and the lien releases. You never front the balance yourself.
- 03Title transfersWith the lien released, the title signs over to the buyer. The transfer posts to the sheet as a step, the same as every dollar line.
- 04PickupPickup is a transport.vin order: the carrier takes custody at your address and the handoff posts. No strangers, no meetups.
- 05PaidWhen accept opens, the net releases to you when the handoff posts. The figure released is the figure the sheet posted before acceptance.
The loan and the title, stated plainly.
These are the two questions that stall a sale. Both settle inside the settlement, and both are posted on the sheet.
If you still owe on it
the payoff line
The payoff balance posts on the sheet with its source and timestamp, and the lender is paid at settlement, inside the sale. The net-to-you line is the offer, less the payoff, less the posted fees; it updates as each term posts.
offer posts live · payoff − posts live · fees − posts live · net posts live
The title
the custody line
A lien is a lender’s claim on the title; paying the loan releases it. Free and clear, the payoff line reads zero and the title moves in one step. Either way the transfer is a posted step on the sheet, and the car stays with you until the carrier takes custody.
lien state — · transfer — · handoff —
- stepthe carthe titlethe money
- Offer 01caryou — keep driving ittitlelien open, if a loan ismoneynone moves — the net posts first
- Payoff clears 02caryoutitlelender paid · lien releasedmoneypayoff to the lender · the rest held per the posted settlement terms
- Title transfers 03caryoutitlesigned to the buyermoneyheld per the posted settlement terms
- Pickup 04carwith the carriertitlethe buyer’smoneyheld per the posted settlement terms until the handoff posts
- Paid 05carthe buyer’stitlethe buyer’smoneynet released to you
At no step is the car gone while the money is unposted. Custody and payment change hands on the same posted events.
Questions with posted answers.
Can I accept an offer today?
Not yet. Dealer licensing and auction access are in progress; the accept action renders on this sheet the day they clear. Today the page reads your record and the value spread the offer is written against — paste your VIN above, or read the bands at values.vin.
Is the offer binding?
When accept opens, the offer binds for the window printed on its line — the extended and expired timestamps post on the sheet. If condition at pickup doesn’t match your answers, the delta posts, signed and sourced — never renegotiated verbally.
I still owe money on it — can I sell?
Yes. The payoff balance posts on the sheet with its source and timestamp, and the lender is paid at settlement — the lien releases inside the sale. If the payoff exceeds the offer, the shortfall posts as a signed negative net before you decide anything.
How fast is it?
Each step posts its own timestamp as it happens — offer extended, payoff verified, pickup confirmed. The sheet posts times it can source; it doesn’t promise a clock.
Do I have to sit in a dealership?
No. The offer, the payoff, and the title work run on this sheet; pickup is a carrier order at your address. The car stays with you until the carrier takes custody, and the net releases to you when the handoff posts.
How does offers.vin make money?
We buy at the posted offer and exit through the wholesale channel. That acquisition spread and every posted fee print on your offer sheet like every other number. No fee appears at signing that wasn’t on the page.
The sheet is one face of the record.
If an agent sells on your behalf, it reads this same sheet: the posted offer · payoff · net breakdown is the receipt that survives being shown to you.
Dealer disposition reads differently — your entrance is dealers.vin.
For the agent you send
The agent reads the same record you do. Same two routes, three representations — the numbers never differ between them.
motions: B2A2C
- B2A2C — an agent acting for a consumer — everything it does survives being shown to them afterward
curl https://offers.vin/ -H 'accept: text/markdown' → the markdown twin of this page
curl https://offers.vin/{VIN} -H 'accept: application/json' → the record as typed evidence objects
curl https://offers.vin/{VIN} -H 'accept: text/markdown' → the record's markdown twinMachine surfaces on this host: /llms.txt · /icp.json · /.well-known/agents.json · one estate MCP server — apis.vin/mcp (every door a lens; tool results carry the door URL).
Attribution: X-Client-Type: html | md | json | mcp — read for agent-led demand attribution; it never changes the record.