What we need
Year, make, model, whether it runs, roughly what's wrong, where it sits, your name and phone number. Photos help with unusual vehicles or tight access.
Most people have never sold a car this way. Here is the full process from first contact to payment, including timings and the details that catch people out.

Year, make, model, whether it runs, roughly what's wrong, where it sits, your name and phone number. Photos help with unusual vehicles or tight access.
Mention missing converters, engines or transmissions, severe condition and missing paperwork. None automatically stops the sale, but each affects an accurate quote.
Two or three minutes by phone or form.
One final figure with towing, fuel, distance and disposal already included.
Usually within a couple of hours the same day; unusual vehicles may need until the next morning.
Think about it and compare quotes. Ask every buyer whether towing is included and whether the figure is final.
Morning Calgary calls commonly qualify for same-day pickup; afternoon calls are typically next day. Canmore, Banff, Red Deer, Ponoka, Lethbridge and Medicine Hat run on scheduled routes.
You receive a time window and a call if timing changes. Tell us about moves, possession dates, landlord notices or flights.
We confirm the vehicle matches its description, complete the bill of sale, pay by cash or e-transfer before it moves, then load it with a flat deck, winch and skates as needed.
The appointment takes about twenty minutes, mostly paperwork.
Take your plate and bill of sale to any Alberta registry agent.
Cancel coverage and ask about a refund for any unused prepaid term.
Estate, property, tenant and never-transferred vehicles need supporting documents.
Lien payouts are routine but must be arranged.
We need the address and release authorisation; storage often accrues daily.
An authorised person can sign while payment goes to you by e-transfer.
Tight garages, parkades, soft ground, alleys and slopes are manageable when described in advance.
Year, make, model and what's wrong with it. That's the whole first step.