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Make Offer

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At CLASSIC.COM, we’re always looking for ways to connect serious buyers with the right cars – and now we’re making the process even better. Our new Make Offer feature is designed to make negotiation more effective for both buyers and sellers.

How it Works

  1. Click “Make Offer”
    On any listing with the feature enabled, you’ll see a “Make Offer” button on the Vehicle Detail Page (VDP). If you are not already logged in, you will be prompted to log in or create an account.
  2. Submit an Offer
    The buyer’s offer is sent directly to the seller for review, including the email address that is connected to your CLASSIC.COM profile.
  3. Negotiate via Email
    The seller will reply directly to the buyer via email or phone. Negotiation is handled directly between the two parties.
  4. Closing the Deal
    The transaction and vehicle transfer happen directly between the buyer and the seller — CLASSIC.COM is not a party to the transaction.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Does CLASSIC.COM charge any buyer fees?
    No. There are no buyer fees for offers made through the “Make Offer” Program.
  • Why do I have to log in to send an offer?
    Logging in helps us securely share your contact information with the seller so they can respond to your offer. Your information is handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy and used only for purposes related to your activity on CLASSIC.COM, including personalizing your experience on the platform.
  • How does negotiation work?
    Once you submit an offer, the seller receives your contact information and will negotiate with you directly. From there, the transaction and vehicle transfer happen directly between the buyer and the seller — CLASSIC.COM is not a party to the transaction.

Get Started Today!

This feature is being rolled out across Verified Seller accounts starting in September 2025. Look for the “Make Offer” button on available listings!

See it in action:

Updated October 10, 2025: Based on feedback from our sellers, Buyer Verification has been removed from the “Make Offer” process, and there is no longer a Seller Fee associated with accepted offers.