LAKACHE AUTO / VEHICLE ACQUISITION

HAVE AN
INTERESTING
CAR?

We'd like to hear about it.

Lakache Auto is interested in select enthusiast vehicles, documented cars and repairable projects with a story. Tell us what you have, what you know about it and what you're looking to receive.

Submitting your vehicle starts a review—it does not obligate you to sell or guarantee that Lakache Auto will purchase it.

WHAT WE'RE INTERESTED IN

CARS WITH
CHARACTER.

We are not trying to collect every vehicle submission. The goal is a carefully selected mix of cars that make sense for the Lakache Auto audience and business.

01 / ENTHUSIAST

Interesting driver's cars

Performance, luxury and enthusiast vehicles with compelling specifications or ownership appeal.

02 / PROJECTS

Repairable vehicles

Accident-damaged, non-running or unfinished projects can be considered when the story and numbers make sense.

03 / DOCUMENTED

Cars with history

Maintenance records, ownership history, repair documentation and honest details help us understand the car.

04 / UNUSUAL

Something worth sharing

A rare configuration, unusual story or overlooked model can be just as interesting as outright performance.

HOW IT WORKS

THREE SIMPLE
STEPS.

Good information up front saves everyone time. Tell us about the car, we review it, and if there is a fit we continue the conversation.

01 / SUBMIT

Tell us about the car.

Share the vehicle, mileage, title status, current condition, history, location and your price expectation.

02 / REVIEW

We evaluate the fit.

Lakache Auto reviews the information and determines whether the vehicle fits our current direction and inventory needs.

03 / CONNECT

If it fits, we talk.

We may request photos, records or additional details and arrange an inspection before discussing any potential transaction.

Do not submit sensitive financial information. Additional photos, records or vehicle details may be requested after the initial review.
WHAT MAKES A STRONG SUBMISSION

THE FACTS
FIRST.

Accurate vehicle information

Year, exact model and trim, current mileage, location and VIN when available.

Honest history

Tell us about title status, accidents, previous repairs and anything a buyer or mechanic should know.

Current mechanical condition

Running status, warning lights, leaks, needed service and non-working equipment are useful—not reasons to hide the car.

A realistic price expectation

Knowing what you hope to receive helps determine quickly whether continuing the conversation makes sense.

Good documentation

Service history, repair records, receipts and clear photos can become important during the next stage of review.