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For over five decades, the Barrett-Jackson Auction Company has been known worldwide for offering the finest selection of quality collector cars, outstanding professional service and capturing sales successes second to none. Barrett-Jackson has become the industry leader and an internationally recognized brand. Whether you are consigning a private collection, individual car or are in need of estate sale assistance, Barrett-Jackson is the perfect option.

Consign now for Barrett-Jackson’s upcoming auctions! With world-record sales at every event, thousands of pre-qualified bidders with unprecedented buying power and the highest sell-through rate in the industry, Barrett-Jackson is the best choice for selling your collector car. Our experienced consignment team is ready to help you every step along the way to play a starring role at the World’s Greatest Collector Car Auctions.

Before you start your engine, you will need

Vehicle Information

Basic vehicle information, such as make, model, mileage and Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).

Photos

25 good photos of your vehicle. The images are important, as they show all sides of your vehicle to potential buyers.

Vehicle Description

Clear and well-structured descriptions are often overlooked in the application process, but they can significantly boost the sale price of your vehicle.

Car & Title Documentation

A copy of both sides of the vehicle title and any other supporting documents that could boost buyer confidence.

Photography Guide

Explore tips on capturing and submitting high-quality images to help your consignment achieve the best possible sale price.

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Words Matter

Informative, well-structured descriptions are a crucial aspect of the application process and can have a positive impact on the sale price of your vehicle.

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Frequently Asked Questions

We're here to help! Contact Customer Service at 480-421-6694 Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Arizona time.

No Reserve attracts serious bidders. A vehicle being sold with No Reserve indicates it will be going home with the highest bidder, generating true auction block excitement ‒ which typically equates to higher bids.

We have a large number of qualified bidders ready to participate in a competitive bidding environment. Your vehicle will be sold to the highest bidder.

Once you submit your consignment application, you'll be assigned a consignment specialist, who will assist you through the entire process until your vehicle crosses the auction block.

No. If your paperwork is complete, you are not required to attend the auction. However, we encourage you to be at the auction, talking to potential buyers about your vehicle. If the paperwork is not complete, your car will be held in a holding area until all required documents are received and your VIN is verified.

We are proud to partner with the following vehicle transport companies that can assist you, or you may make your own arrangements.

TFX International, Phone: (888) 415-3158
Reliable Carriers, Phone: (877) 744-7889

To sell a vehicle at one of our auctions, the consignor pays an entry fee and a commission based on the hammer price. The entry fee varies depending on the day and time your Lot is scheduled and includes display space.

Your consignment specialist will help you estimate the auction value of your vehicle. In a No Reserve auction, the final price is determined by the bidders. You can also visit the Results section of our website to see what similar vehicles have sold for at previous auctions.

Adam’s Polishes offers onsite detailing services to ensure your collector car shines when it takes its turn on the auction block. Packages range from daily wipe-downs to show-quality detailing.

If you have multiple vehicles to consign, please contact the consignment team at 480-421-6694 or email [email protected]

A variety of items can be displayed alongside your collector car while it is on display at the auction site. Popular items include awards, magazines in which the vehicle has been featured, and storyboards or signs with descriptions and photos.

The sale of your collector car can include anything you feel belongs with it. This can include items ranging from a hardtop roof to an extra set of wheels and tires, OEM tool set, awards, magazines or models of the car. All these items will need to be stored in the property room on-site.