Before you begin: This is a working checklist, not an appraisal or a request to upload sensitive identity documents publicly. Not every item is required for an initial offer.
1. Identify the exact car.
Correct model and specification help prevent an inaccurate comparison.
2. Assemble ownership and service records.
Good documentation reduces uncertainty, especially for limited-production cars.
3. Take useful, current photographs.
Images should reflect the present condition—not an earlier listing.
4. Build a realistic selling range.
Separate asking prices from completed sales and consider the actual net outcome.
5. Prepare for a secure transaction.
Confirm details independently before transferring possession or title.
What to send The XII Reserve first.
You do not need all these documents to start. The private offer form asks for year, make, model, mileage, ZIP code and contact details. If the car appears to fit current interest, we can request the VIN, full photographs and supporting history to sharpen the review.
For the decision between a dealer sale, private brokerage, owner sale and consignment, read our exotic-car selling guide.
Ready for a confidential review?
Send the year, make, model, mileage and location. An initial inquiry does not publicly list your car or obligate you to sell. Additional documentation can follow.