Which carts on the site are actually for sale?
Any cart showing a real price is for sale. Cards priced $0 with faint words across the photo are examples showing what a listing looks like — they're not carts you can buy.
How to tell at a glance
| A cart for sale | An example card |
|---|---|
| A real price | $0 |
| Year, make and model | Just seats and power |
| A seller you can contact | No contact |
| No words over the photo | Faint words like "List your cart!" or "Your next cart?" |
The site is new, so the feed is still filling up with real carts. Rather than show you empty boxes, we show what a listing will look like in each spot. As real carts arrive they take those spots over, one at a time.
How do I get my cart in there?
- Tap List your cart in the menu, or in the header on a computer.
- Add your photos — three at least, so buyers can see the whole cart.
- Fill in the year, make, model, price and where the cart is.
- Post it. Your cart takes the next open spot.
Listing is free.
Why do some cards say $0?
Because inventing a price would be lying about a cart that doesn't exist. $0 is the honest way to show the shape of a listing without pretending it's real.
Still stuck?
If you've listed a cart and can't find it in the feed, it's probably missing something it needs before it can go live — most often a third photo. Open your listing and look for the note next to the field.
Get in touch and we'll walk you through it.