Military guide
Military PCS car selling guide.
For service members selling during PCS, deployment, or OCONUS moves — clear steps, POA support, and base-friendly pickup.
When selling beats shipping
Shipping a vehicle during a move can run thousands of dollars and still leave you with storage, insurance, and timing risk. Many members sell before departure and buy at the next duty station — especially for OCONUS orders where overseas logistics add cost and delay.
Power of attorney
Spouses can often complete a sale with a Special Power of Attorney. It should be notarized and specifically authorize the vehicle sale (ideally by VIN). We accept qualifying POA paperwork so the sale can move while you are underway or deployed.
Military lenders
We work with USAA, Navy Federal, and other common military lenders on payoffs. Same-day payoff coordination is available in many cases, and we handle the lender paperwork so you are not stuck chasing titles mid-move.
Base pickup
Drivers can often meet on base with access, or at the visitor center when access is restricted. Flexible timing helps shift workers and last-minute order changes.
Common questions
Can my spouse sell with Power of Attorney?
Yes — with a properly notarized Special POA that covers the vehicle. We review the documents before pickup.
What about overseas registration or SOFA stamps?
We have process for common overseas paperwork issues, APO addresses, and foreign-plate situations. Flag your case early so we can plan the handoff.
Do veterans get anything extra?
Active duty and veterans may qualify for an additional $500 on top of our competitive offer. Mention your status when you request a quote.
Ready for a cash offer?
Same-day number. Free pickup. Paid when we take the keys.