Sell your car in Boynton Beach.We’ll make it easy.

What to bring

• The written or digital offer you received.
• The actual vehicle for an in-person appraisal, or request Mobile if appropriate.
• Current mileage and any relevant condition information.
• Payoff information if the vehicle is financed and you already have it.

What CarDrop will do

• Review the competing offer.
• Look at the actual vehicle and its condition.
• Consider equipment, history and current market context.
• Make you a competitive CarDrop offer based on the vehicle, its condition, equipment and current market.

Why an in-person look can matter

An online number may not capture every detail about options, condition or the actual vehicle in front of us. A real appraisal gives our buyer more context before making a decision.

If you still owe money

The competing offer and your loan payoff are separate numbers. If you decide to sell, the current lender payoff becomes part of the transaction just like it would with any other buyer.

What happens first

• CarDrop appraises the vehicle based on the vehicle itself—not just the payoff amount.
• If you want to sell, the current lender payoff becomes part of the transaction.
• Your offer and the lender payoff are compared before paperwork is completed.

Helpful information to have

• The lender or finance-company name.
• A recent payoff quote if you already have one.
• Your registration and title if you physically have it.
• Photo ID and the names shown on the vehicle ownership documents.

If you have positive equity

If the CarDrop offer is higher than the payoff, the lien is satisfied first and the remaining equity is handled as part of the completed sale.

What can vary

Lenders differ on payoff expiration dates, electronic versus paper titles, release timing and the way dealer payoffs must be handled. Our team can walk through the lender-specific steps with you.

What CarDrop looks at

• The vehicle’s actual appraisal value.
• Your lender’s current payoff.
• The amount, if any, between those two numbers.

We’ll make the difference clear

Our team will tell you the exact amount that needs to be resolved before the lien can be satisfied. CarDrop accepts cash, cashier’s check, money order, or Zelle for the difference when applicable.

You do not need to know the number yet

If you are not sure whether you have negative equity, start with the appraisal. Once there is an offer and a current payoff, the situation becomes much clearer.

Why the payoff matters

Your account balance and your dealer payoff are not always identical. A current payoff from the lender is the number that matters when the transaction is being completed.

What to check

• The name of the leasing company.
• Whether a third-party dealer buyout is currently allowed.
• The dealer payoff amount, if the lessor provides one.
• Your lease maturity date and current mileage.

Customer buyout vs. dealer payoff

The amount shown to you as the lessee may not be the same amount quoted to a dealer. CarDrop needs the payoff that applies to the actual transaction.

If a third-party buyout is allowed

CarDrop can review the vehicle, the applicable payoff and the required lessor process before you decide whether to move forward.

If it is not allowed

You may need to work directly with the leasing company or use another permitted path before the vehicle can be sold to a third party. We can still help you understand where the obstacle is.

Tell us about

• Check-engine, ABS, airbag or other warning lights.
• Mechanical problems, noises, leaks or drivability concerns.
• Accident damage or previous repairs.
• Paintwork, dents, scratches, broken glass or interior damage.
• Missing keys, equipment or other known issues.

Photos are especially useful

The appraisal form allows optional photos. Clear images of the overall vehicle plus close-ups of visible damage can give the team better context before the in-person or mobile appraisal.

Do you need to repair it first?

Not necessarily. A repair can cost more than the value it adds. Let us see the vehicle as it sits before assuming you need to spend money to make it sellable.

If the vehicle is not safe to drive

Do not drive an unsafe vehicle just to reach a location. A mobile appraisal may be the more sensible starting point, depending on the vehicle and where it is located.

What you tell us

• The vehicle or VIN.
• Mileage and general condition.
• Your city or area.
• Whether the preferred setting is home, work or another location.
• Anything unusual about access, condition or drivability.

What happens next

A CarDrop team member reviews the request and coordinates the appraisal details. Availability can depend on the location, timing and vehicle.

Same appraisal conversation

The goal is still the same: inspect the actual vehicle, understand its condition and give you a clear next step without forcing you into a dealership-style process.

If you decide to sell

Paperwork, payoff questions and vehicle pickup can be discussed with the team based on the specific transaction and location.