Terms of Service

Last updated November 13, 2026

These terms are the agreement between you and Revline when you use Revline (https://cars-sales.tech). By creating an account, bidding, buying or selling, you agree to them. The short version: bids are binding, every fee is shown before you bid, and sellers must tell you everything they know about the car.

1. Who we are

Revline is an online marketplace where cars are offered in timed auctions. Revline runs the auctions, checks bidders and handles payment and paperwork. Unless a listing says otherwise, the vehicle is sold by its owner, and Revline is not the seller.

2. Accounts and verification

• You must be at least 18 and able to enter a binding contract. One account per person.
• Before your first bid we ask for a verified phone number, a photo of your driver’s license or state ID and your agreement to these terms. We may set a bidding limit on an account and raise it on request.
• Keep your password private. You are responsible for bids placed from your account. Tell us right away if you think someone else used it.
• We may suspend an account that breaks these terms, gives false information, or doesn’t pay for a car it won.

3. Bidding is binding

• A bid is a binding offer to buy the vehicle at that price plus the buyer’s fee. Bids can’t be withdrawn.
• You can enter a maximum bid. It stays private, and the system bids for you only as far as needed to keep you in the lead, up to that maximum.
• If the auction ends with your bid on top and the reserve is met (or there is no reserve), you have bought the car.
• A bid in the final minutes extends the clock, so everyone gets a fair chance to respond.
• If the reserve isn’t met, there is no sale, but the seller may accept an offer afterwards.
• New cars go up every day at 2:00 PM Eastern Time and each auction runs about 24 hours. All times on the site are US Eastern unless shown otherwise.

4. Buy now and offers

Some cars have a Buy now price, available until the first bid. Using Buy now is a binding purchase at that price plus the buyer’s fee. Offers are not bids: an offer becomes binding only when the seller accepts it, and offers under 50% of the asking price aren’t accepted. Offers stay open for up to 48 hours unless withdrawn or answered.

5. Fees and payment

• The buyer pays a buyer’s fee of 5% of the price, at least $250 and at most $7,500. It’s shown on every car before you bid.
• Payment is due within 3 days of the sale, using the instructions on your invoice. We never ask for card or bank details by phone or email.
• Sales tax, title and registration are paid by the buyer in their own state. Shipping is optional and quoted separately.

6. If you don’t pay

If a winning bidder doesn’t pay on time, we may cancel the sale, offer the car to the next bidder, suspend the account, and charge any costs the non-payment caused, as allowed by law.

7. Condition, disclosure and the 14-day / 500-mile window

• Sellers must list every flaw they know of, with photos, before the auction starts. Read the whole listing, the flaw list, any inspection and history report, and ask questions before bidding.
• Used cars are sold as described in the listing. No listing can show everything, so a pre-purchase inspection is up to you.
• After delivery you have 14 days or 500 miles, whichever comes first, to tell us if the car materially doesn’t match its listing (for example an undisclosed flaw, a wrong title status, or wrong mileage). We’ll review it with you and the seller and work out a fair remedy where the claim is valid.
• Normal wear consistent with the listed age and mileage, and anything disclosed in the listing, isn’t a mismatch.

8. Title, pickup and shipping

Title and paperwork are sent once payment has cleared. You can pick the car up, use your own carrier, or ask us to arrange transport for a separate fee. Note any transport damage on the Bill of Lading before signing for the car. See Shipping & delivery.

9. Sellers

Sellers confirm they own the car or are authorized to sell it, that the title is as described, and that the listing is complete and true. A seller may not bid on their own car, ask anyone to bid for them, or end a listing to sell elsewhere.

10. Fair bidding

Shill bidding (bidding to raise the price, by a seller, their friends, or anyone on their behalf), bidding with several accounts, and interfering with an auction are forbidden. Revline does not bid on cars or place bids for sellers. We review suspicious bidding and may cancel bids, sales and accounts.

11. The AI assistant

The AI assistant on car pages answers from that car’s listing. It can make mistakes. It is not the seller and can’t change a price, accept an offer or make a promise. The listing and your invoice are what count.

12. Limits of our liability

To the extent the law allows, Revline isn’t liable for indirect or consequential losses, and our total liability for a transaction is limited to the buyer’s fee we received for it. Nothing here limits rights you have under consumer protection laws that can’t be waived.

13. Governing law and disputes

If something goes wrong, contact us first. Most problems are solved quickly. If we can’t resolve it together, either side may bring a claim in small claims court or in the courts where Revline is based.

14. Changes and contact

We may update these terms. The date at the top shows the latest version; changes don’t affect auctions that already ended.

Questions? or use the contact page.