Online race and track car broker

Motorsport enthusiasts, track-day regulars, club racers and small race teams buying, plus owners and teams selling who want help reaching buyers.

A commission or flat fee per car sold on consignment, or a margin on the occasional car you buy and resell. Income is lumpy, with a few larger sales rather than steady daily trade.

• Strong knowledge of motorsport and race car classes
• Good photography and clear ad writing
• Negotiating and building trust with buyers and sellers

• Motor dealer or car agent licensing differs by state and territory, so check before you advertise or take any cars on consignment
• Check each car on the PPSR for finance owing, and confirm it is not stolen or written off
• Race-only cars may not be registrable for road use, and Motorsport Australia rules and logbooks can affect eligibility, so be clear with buyers
• Australian Consumer Law and statutory warranty rules may apply, so check what you must disclose
• Public liability and, if needed, garage keepers or motor trader insurance, plus a safe place to store cars

Startup costs are typically around $2,000 to $10,000, depending on your advertising, photography gear, insurance and any rented storage. Cars are held on consignment, so you carry little stock.

Monthly revenue is typically estimated at around $1,500 to $7,500, depending on how many cars you sell and the commission or margin on each sale. Earnings can vary from month to month.

Check motor dealer or car agent licensing in your state or territory before advertising or taking cars on consignment. Also check PPSR for finance owing, whether race-only cars are registrable, Motorsport Australia rules, Australian Consumer Law disclosure, and insurance.