Frequently Asked Questions

 Verification helps reduce scams, protects personal safety, and builds trust between buyers and sellers. It also makes the marketplace safer for everyone.

Yes. In Trinidad & Tobago, it’s legal and smart for buyers and sellers to request ID before meeting—especially before going to someone’s home.

A government-issued ID such as a driver’s permit, national ID card, or passport. A visual check is usually enough

You’re not obligated to continue the transaction. We recommend meeting in a public place or walking away.

We connect private buyers and sellers of new and used vehicles. We do not sell cars directly or handle payments.

No. Vehicles are listed by private sellers. Buyers are encouraged to inspect vehicles independently before purchasing.

No. Never send or accept payment without seeing the vehicle and confirming documentation.

Both buyer and seller are responsible for completing official ownership transfer documents.

Our platform was created to make buying and selling vehicles simpler, safer, and more transparent. We bring buyers and sellers together in one trusted space, giving everyday people the tools to list, search, and connect with confidence. Whether you’re selling your first car or looking for your next one, our goal is to remove the stress, confusion, and risk that often come with private vehicle transactions. We believe clear information, smart technology, and basic verification go a long way in protecting everyone involved — and that the car-buying experience should feel empowering, not intimidating.
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