Questions about buying, selling and brokering cars in Orlando.

Yes. Autohaus America finances buyers with an SSN, with an ITIN, or with a foreign passport, and sells to foreign nationals. Pre-qualification uses a soft inquiry that does not affect your credit score.

A car broker is a licensed dealer who buys a car on your behalf, usually at dealer-only auctions such as Manheim and ACV. Autohaus America inspects the listing, bids up to the limit you set, pays the auction, handles title and registration, and charges one fixed fee.

Manheim and ACV are closed to the public, and many Copart and IAAI lots require a dealer license. Through the Autohaus America broker service you buy those cars using our Florida dealer license.

Selling is faster: you get a firm offer and are paid the same day after a quick inspection. Consignment usually returns more money because the car is sold at retail price from our showroom, but it takes as long as finding the right buyer takes.

You hold the car for $100 per day, for up to 3 days. Nobody else can buy it during the hold, the deposit is credited to the purchase, and you test drive before you decide.

Yes. We source the car in our inventory or at auction, handle the US title and export filing, book the shipping, and our Rio de Janeiro team coordinates the arrival in Brazil. Each case is confirmed with licensed customs brokers before any commitment.

Yes. Every Autohaus America advisor speaks English, Portuguese and Spanish, and the whole site, contracts and messages are available in the three languages.