Updated 04/23
MrCarGeek Pros for Auto Hunter
Affordable Fees – Buyers pay a 6% fee (capped at $6,000), and sellers pay a flat $129 listing fee, which is lower than many competitors.
Daily Auctions – New listings go live frequently, offering a constant stream of vehicles for bidders.
Seller Control – Sellers can set a reserve price and communicate with bidders throughout the auction.
Live Customer Support – AutoHunter provides real-time assistance to help both buyers and sellers through the process.
MrCarGeek Cons for Auto Hunter
Less Exposure Than Bigger Sites – While growing, AutoHunter doesn’t yet have the same massive user base as Bring a Trailer or Hemmings.
Limited Modern Performance Cars – The focus is mostly on classic, muscle, and collector cars, so newer exotics and high-performance vehicles may not get as much attention.
Shorter Auction Timeframe – Auctions typically last 7 days, which may feel rushed for buyers wanting to research vehicles in-depth.
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