Selling A Rolls-Royce In Hawaii? Reach Our Network

Direct seller-to-buyer payment. Most Rolls-Royce transactions in our network close via domestic wire transfer from the buyer to the seller. Some buyers prefer third-party escrow (Escrow.com or similar) for buyer-confidence reasons. Cashier's checks are accepted on smaller transactions. The exact method is between you and the buyer.

Dealer trade-ins on Rolls-Royce cars routinely come in 30 to 45 percent below retail. Our matched-buyer transactions land closer to retail (typically 5 to 12 percent below) because the buyer is buying for themselves or for retail listing, not for a wholesale auction. On a six-figure car the difference can be $30,000 to $60,000.

Active liens are common in our matched transactions. Disclose the lien up front in your submission. We flag it to qualified buyers as part of your listing. Most buyers handle it routinely.

The seller and the buyer handle title transfer directly with each other per the seller's state DMV rules. We do not provide title services. If either party wants to outsource, we can recommend independent title-services partners.

Commission is invoiced separately to seller and buyer at closing. We document everything in writing before any introduction: the amount, who pays what portion, and the time window the commission applies. There are no hidden fees, listing charges, or contingencies beyond what the signed disclosure documents.

Buyer matching for a Rolls-Royce in Honolulu typically runs under 7 days from listing acceptance to first qualified introduction. If you have a tight timeline, mention it in the submission notes and we prioritize matching against buyers who can move quickly.