01 / How it works
Track costs. Keep records. Prepare a sale.
Add your car, save its documents and calculate your estimated net sale position. Sale workflows are simulations, not real transactions.
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02 / The journey
Prepare your car for a future sale.
01
Capture the car
Add the VIN or chassis number. We check whether it's already in the registry.
02
Build the dossier
Upload papers and photos. Each item is labelled by who supplied and who checked it.
03
Prepare the exchange
Invite a broker and buyer. Agree terms and costs in one place.
04
Rehearse the sale
Walk the milestones before any money moves, so there are no surprises.
03 / Evidence
See which records are missing.
Every claim shows its source and its status. Missing items stay on the list, so buyers know exactly what to ask.
1987 Porsche 911 Carrera · Evidence register
Sample| Registration papers | Owner, Aug 2026 | Verified by registrar |
| Service invoices | Owner, Sep 2026 | Supplied, not checked |
| Chassis photographs | Owner, Sep 2026 | Verified by inspector |
| Ownership chain | Club records | Partial: 2001–2009 missing |
| Independent inspection | None yet | Missing |
Check the source of each record.
Who supplied the evidence?
Owner, broker, club registrar or inspector, always named.
Do the particulars agree?
Chassis, engine and registration numbers are cross-checked and any mismatch is flagged.
What remains unresolved?
Open questions stay visible until someone answers them.
04 / Availability
Available tools and planned services
Shown in this concept
Available now- Sample cars and listings
- Sample cost base and carrying values
- Simulated three-party sale timeline
- Labelled evidence register
- AI market outlook (live)
Planned real-world services
Planned- Licensed escrow partner holding funds
- Independent inspection partners
- Licensed valuation data feeds
- Legal title transfer and PPSR checks
- Tamper-evident on-chain receipts
05 / FAQ
Common questions
Does a dossier prove legal title?
No. Legal title sits with state registration and PPSR. The dossier organises the evidence around it.
Who holds the money?
In a real sale, a licensed escrow partner does. LeMarket never holds client funds itself.
Is this on a blockchain?
Not yet. Tamper-evident receipts are planned and will run quietly in the background.